Maintenance Plans for Preventive and Condition-Based Maintenance
The Maintenance Plans feature allows you to automate and streamline your maintenance strategy. By planning and scheduling activities based on real-time data and predictive analytics, you can reduce unplanned downtime and extend the life of your assets, saving time and money.

What you can do with Maintenance Plans

Proactively Maintain Your Assets to Avoid Failures
Use Preventive Maintenance to schedule regular maintenance intervals, keeping your assets in optimal condition and reducing the risk of unexpected failures. This proactive approach minimizes costly emergency repairs and downtime, ensuring consistent performance and reliability.

Prevent Downtime with Timely Intervention
Trigger maintenance actions immediately when faults or anomalies are detected, helping you prevent issues from escalating into more significant problems. Minimize the impact on your operations and ensuring assets are restored to optimal condition. This approach ensures business continuity and maximizes asset availability.

Act on Priority Tasks with Condition Monitoring
Act on actual asset conditions allowing for targeted maintenance efforts, reducing unnecessary maintenance activities and conserving resources. Work with reliable real-time performance data to optimize maintenance costs and extend assets’ lifecycle by addressing issues only when they genuinely arise..

Standardize Maintenance Procedures with Customizable Templates
Standardize maintenance procedures with customizable templates to improve maintenance consistency and quality. Ensure that all activities are performed according to best practices, reducing variability and enhancing reliability across your organization.
Why planned maintenance matters for asset-intensive organizations
Maintenance that only happens after a failure is the most expensive kind. The repair costs more, the downtime is unplanned, and the job lands on whoever is free rather than whoever is right for it.
Maintenance plans turn that work into a schedule the team can rely on. Organizations can:
Schedule preventive work asset by asset.
Trigger work from condition and usage, not only dates.
Standardize procedures with reusable templates.
Let asset criticality decide what gets done first.
Keep every plan tied to the asset it protects.
See how much work is planned against unplanned.
Work moves from reacting to failures towards preventing them, on a schedule the team can staff.
What our customers say
No need for separate solutions – Asset Insider manages IT equipment, facilities, and CMMS all in one place.
IT Hub Manager Plamen V.
As a NOC Center Manager using Asset Insider daily, I’m thoroughly impressed with its efficiency in managing maintenance jobs and supporting our field workers.
Head of Monitoring Center Simeon Georgiev
Highly Flexible CMMS – fully integrated with the Microsoft environment. Asset Insider offers the most flexible CMMS solution I have come across to date.
Managing Director Koos T. AM CompanyTracking maintenance schedules, warranty information, and service history became a seamless process, eliminating any guesswork or confusion.
Peter G.
Asset Insider clearly demonstrated its potential to enhance asset management practices by minimizing downtime and maximizing asset utilization.
Principal Management Consultant Vladimir Mahnev Ex-PwC & Ex-MicrosoftThe Asset Insider team is fast, responsive, professional, and always ready to go the extra mile. They delivered a Low-Code solution adapted to our business needs.
CEO Dragan Markovic
Preventive maintenance insights and best practices
Practical guidance on moving maintenance ahead of failure, and what a workable preventive schedule looks like in the field.
Frequently asked questions about maintenance plans
What is a maintenance plan?
A maintenance plan defines the work an asset needs and when it needs it, so preventive activity is scheduled in advance instead of being triggered by a breakdown.
Can plans be based on more than dates?
Yes. Work can be triggered by condition and usage as well as by calendar intervals, so an asset that is worked harder is serviced sooner.
How do we keep procedures consistent?
Recurring work is standardized in templates, so the same job is carried out the same way regardless of who performs it or which site it happens on.
How is priority decided?
Priority follows the criticality of the asset, so the work that protects the most important equipment is scheduled first when capacity is limited.
How does planned maintenance reduce cost?
Unplanned repairs cost more than planned ones, and unplanned downtime costs more than scheduled downtime. Moving work ahead of failure shifts spending into the cheaper category.
Can we see how much work is planned against unplanned?
Yes. The balance between planned and unplanned work is visible, which is the practical measure of whether a maintenance strategy is taking hold.
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