PM schedules generate their own work orders on their own dates. The job stops depending on one person and their calendar.
See it with your own work →A template says what the work is, which asset it belongs to and how often. From then on it raises the work order itself.
The dashboard carries an overdue count and what is due this week. A PM that slipped shows up the day it slips, not at inspection.
PM work is not kept in a separate system that nobody opens. It is a work order like any other, assigned and closed the same way.
Each completion is recorded against the asset. When a warranty claim or an inspector asks whether the service was done, the record is already there.
Twelve rooftop units, filters quarterly. You build the schedule once. Every quarter twelve work orders appear, assigned, with the unit and the filter size on them. If one is still open a week past its date, it is on the dashboard in red. Nobody has to keep a spreadsheet of what is due.
About twenty minutes, using your buildings and your work — not a canned example.
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