The service that happens whether anyone remembers or not
A plan in a spreadsheet is a plan somebody has to remember. A schedule creates the work order itself, ahead of the deadline, with the checklist and the required photos already on it.
The problem
Preventive work slips when the week gets busy, and the proof that it happened lives in three different notebooks.
How Mesonify carries it
Set the rhythm
Daily to yearly, every N periods, ending on a date or after a fixed number of runs. One schedule can cover several devices at once.
Jobs appear on their own
Events generate ahead of the deadline and stay valid for the days you allow after it, so a job late by an hour is not a job missed.
Plan from what really happened
Choose whether the next one is planned from the last deadline or from the actual completion, and let recorded values trigger follow-up work.
- Production ordersOrders reach the line as paper or a shout, and the office finds out how far the shift got once the shift is over.
- Shop-floor visibilityNobody agrees on what happened during the shift, because everyone watched a different part of it.
- Fault reportingFaults reported by shout, note or message get lost, and nobody can say afterwards how long the line actually stood.
See this working on your own plant.
Ask for a demo with your own devices, parts and people.