What a CMMS has to do
A computerised maintenance management system (CMMS) is judged on a short list of things.
- A fault or request becomes a work order without anyone retyping it.
- Preventive work is scheduled and tracked against the asset it belongs to.
- The technician gets the job on a phone and closes it with evidence.
- A manager can see what is overdue and why.
What Swipetask Productivity covers
Swipetask Productivity is the platform behind every Swipetask solution. For maintenance it includes:
- Fault reports and work orders
- Preventive and recurring activities
- QR and NFC asset identification
- Configurable checklists, inspections and quality audits
- Evidence capture on every job
- Task progress, KPIs, exceptions and reporting
Next to the systems you already run
Most Singapore operators already have an ERP for finance and purchasing, and many have a BMS for building plant. Swipetask Productivity looks after the work itself, from request to proof. If you already run a CMMS you want to keep, AnyOpt can connect to it and read it alongside your other systems instead of replacing it.
Who uses it
Cleaning and facilities teams, engineering and technical services, landscaping and pest-control contractors, and highway maintenance crews.
Common questions
Is Swipetask Productivity a CMMS?
It covers the core maintenance functions listed above: fault reports, work orders, preventive activities and asset identification. If you need a particular CMMS function, such as spare-parts inventory, ask us and we will say plainly whether it is covered.
Can field staff work without a mobile signal?
Swipetask Highway, built on the same platform, works offline and syncs when the phone is back in coverage. Ask us how that applies to your sites.
Where is Swipetask based?
Swipetask Pte Ltd was incorporated in Singapore in 2015 and has its office at 151 Chin Swee Road.