Get control of your inventory and costs
Find any part you need, when you need it. Limble streamlines the management of spare parts inventory across all of your locations and assets, triggering the reorder process before you run out.
Simplify inventory tracking
Connect parts directly to work orders and track inventory in real time as it’s used. Keep your team focused on completing maintenance tasks, not searching shelves.
Minimize equipment downtime
Automatic low-stock alerts ensure critical parts are always ready. Reduce recovery time and keep equipment running smoothly.
Forecast better, spend less
Leverage historical data to forecast inventory needs and bulk purchase in advance. Avoid rush fees, redundant orders, and scale inventory management enterprise-wide.
Seamlessly track and manage spare parts
Maintain detailed records of every spare part, including location, unit of measure, associated assets, work orders, and vendors. Limble’s custom fields and flexible organization make it easy to know where each part is and when they’re running low.
Link parts to related assets and vendors
Associate parts with specific equipment, machinery, and vendors. Track usage based on work orders and PMs, and perform inventory cycle counts within Limble.
Streamline parts reordering
Create purchase orders for the parts you need, sending them instantly to the appropriate vendor or syncing to your ERP for fulfillment. Buy parts in bulk and stock them in smaller units, so you always know exactly what’s on hand.
Proven results, measurable impact
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FAQ for CMMS software
Key features to look for in a CMMS solution:
- Work Order Management: Track work orders from start to finish.
- Preventive Maintenance Scheduling: Automates the scheduling of maintenance needs to minimize downtime and ensure equipment reliability.
- Asset Tracking: Centralizes asset information and maintenance history.
- Inventory Management: Tracks inventory and ensures parts availability, minimizing delays and keeping maintenance operations running smoothly.
- Analytics: Delivers actionable insights into maintenance work and costs, supporting data-driven decision-making for improved maintenance program.
- EAM (Enterprise Asset Management) Readiness: The capability of a CMMS platform to scale for enterprise requirements and seamlessly integrate with other systems like ERP and more.
These features enhance efficiency, reduce costs, prevent breakdowns, and extend asset lifespan while improving reliability. Learn more about CMMS features.
Facility managers, operations managers, and asset managers use CMMS software to streamline audits, ensure regulatory compliance, schedule preventive maintenance tasks, and efficiently manage asset lifecycles. It is widely used in industries like manufacturing, education, energy & utilities, and food & beverage to help optimize resources and improve maintenance processes.
Implementing CMMS software often takes 6 to 12 months. With Limble, recognized as the best CMMS software, customers see value in just 3 weeks. Our product experts provide 24/7 hands-on support and ensure seamless migration every step of the way.
Limble’s CMMS can integrate with IoT devices and other software systems to enable real-time asset health monitoring, collecting of critical data on equipment performance. This supports predictive maintenance by identifying potential issues early, reducing downtime, and scheduling repairs before failures occur.