Two applications — the office console and the field app — on one data model, built for maintenance that answers to a standard. Four things no job-booking tool can do:
The schedule is computed, not typed in
No "repeat every 12 months" jobs to set up and babysit. Every asset carries its AS 1851 service programme and the due dates come from the register itself: an annual due near a six-monthly becomes one visit, and completing it resets every cycle beneath it. You maintain the asset register — the schedule follows.
It can prove you were late
Most software moves the next due date when work is completed — so it can never show a breach. Maintenance Partners also measures every asset against the fixed grid the standard implies, separating work done late from work never done. A compliance register you can hand to an auditor.
Offline is a replica, not a cache
The field app carries a full replica of the technician's work — the entitled register, its histories, its checklists — on the handset, with barcode and QR scanning straight to any asset's record. A fortnight out of coverage loses nothing. A basement with no signal is a normal working day.
Stock ordered against what is due
Inventory tools guess demand from what ran out last quarter. The service programme already knows twelve months of coming work, so the parts forecast is read from what is actually due — vans and stores stocked for the schedule, not for history.
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What has to survive a change of platform, how to time the cutover around the AS 1851 cycle, and how we bring every record across for you: the register, the history, the documents.
Eight tests that separate a compliance platform from a job-booking tool with a fire logo on it, the vendors on every Australian shortlist, and the questions to put to each one.
Service cycles, asset classes, defect classification and state-by-state implementation — the standard your business lives under, written by the people who train the industry on it.