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Next-level preventive maintenance
AI-powered insights into PM effectiveness.
Schedule by what the machine actually needs, not just a date on the calendar
Trigger PMs by time, cycle count, or condition. For cycle-based PMs, the system learns a machine's real cycle rate from its history and projects a due date with a confidence score, instead of a fixed interval guess.
Develop a preventative maintenance program
To develop a preventative maintenance program that moves you from a reactive mindset to a proactive mindset, you need a system that enables the right data to be compiled in an easy-to-use format. It needs to be flexible, robust, and easy to understand while providing maximum flexibility for the demands of modern manufacturing environments.
Know whether your PMs are actually preventing failures
Review machine breakdown history against completed PMs to see which checklist steps still matter and which ones stopped meaning anything years ago (like "check all 4,000 bolts"). AI-powered PM Effectiveness Analysis surfaces whether your program is actually working, not just whether tasks got checked off.
Standardize what works, instead of keeping it in one supervisor's head
Share and standardize PM steps across lines and sites while involving operators, too. Operator Performed Maintenance lets them run cleaning-and-inspection checklists and catch abnormalities before a full PM cycle is even needed.
Record findings for history & analysis with the ability to trigger follow-up tasks
Track qualitative and quantitative values recorded during PM execution to trigger follow-up tasks while maintaining the history and integrity of the program.
Schedules that survive a shutdown
Suspend and resume schedules for planned downtime, like a holiday shutdown,
without losing the schedule or rebuilding it when you're back.
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Schedule PMsBased on machine needsBased on machine needs
Schedule by what the machine actually needs, not just a date on the calendar
Trigger PMs by time, cycle count, or condition. For cycle-based PMs, the system learns a machine's real cycle rate from its history and projects a due date with a confidence score, instead of a fixed interval guess.
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PM programDrive a proactive mindsetDrive a proactive mindset
Develop a preventative maintenance program
To develop a preventative maintenance program that moves you from a reactive mindset to a proactive mindset, you need a system that enables the right data to be compiled in an easy-to-use format. It needs to be flexible, robust, and easy to understand while providing maximum flexibility for the demands of modern manufacturing environments.
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Stop guessingAre PMs preventing failures?Are PMs preventing failures?
Know whether your PMs are actually preventing failures
Review machine breakdown history against completed PMs to see which checklist steps still matter and which ones stopped meaning anything years ago (like "check all 4,000 bolts"). AI-powered PM Effectiveness Analysis surfaces whether your program is actually working, not just whether tasks got checked off.
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StandardizeScale what worksScale what works
Standardize what works, instead of keeping it in one supervisor's head
Share and standardize PM steps across lines and sites while involving operators, too. Operator Performed Maintenance lets them run cleaning-and-inspection checklists and catch abnormalities before a full PM cycle is even needed.
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History and analysisTrack in a libraryTrack in a library
Record findings for history & analysis with the ability to trigger follow-up tasks
Track qualitative and quantitative values recorded during PM execution to trigger follow-up tasks while maintaining the history and integrity of the program.
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Suspend and resumeSchedule for planned downtimeSchedule for planned downtime
Schedules that survive a shutdown
Suspend and resume schedules for planned downtime, like a holiday shutdown,
without losing the schedule or rebuilding it when you're back.
Steve Thompson
"The maintenance teams really like L2L. We feel like we're getting value for our investment."
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Chad from West Liberty Foods
"L2L has not only saved us money, but it has also improved our processes and made us more productive with the resources we have."
TJ B
"Being able to quickly set up Schedules for PM activities or Daily Inspections is hugely helpful."
Kyle N.
"The scheduling feature is great for managing my PM's."
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