Stay compliant and pass audits with ease
Limble lets you enforce SOPs, industry standards, and compliance requirements at a company-wide level. Access your asset history anytime you need it, making audits fast and easy to pass.
During a recent ISO audit, Bentek had everything that the auditor needed and passed quickly, from a clear audit trail to safety and preventive policies in place.
Enterprise-grade security for compliant maintenance programs.
Built in controls
Data security and governance controls built in
Security
Secure, redundant infrastructure
SOC 2
SOC-II Type II certified
Training & testing
Ongoing security training and testing
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Limble customers see an average 37% reduction in equipment downtime. Real examples back this up: Allagash Brewing Company cut unplanned work by 40% and reduced breakdowns from about once a week to less than once a month. Tara Manufacturing realized more than $100,000 in downtime cost reduction after adopting Limble.
Automate PM scheduling by time, usage, or condition so recurring work doesn't depend on someone remembering it. Build checklists and instructions into every PM so the work gets done consistently. Track planned versus unplanned maintenance on a dashboard so you can see the shift happening in your own numbers, and optimize PM schedules and frequencies based on historical data instead of sticking to a fixed interval regardless of how an asset performs.
Start with these questions: What does an hour of downtime cost on your highest-priority assets? What are you currently spending on productivity losses, spare parts, and labor tied to unplanned repairs? Calculate CMMS ROI by adding up productivity gains, downtime savings, and spare parts inventory savings, then subtracting total costs (subscription, onboarding, and any new hardware).
Limble tracks downtime by asset, showing unplanned downtime, cost of ownership, and depreciation for each one. Dashboards break out planned versus unplanned maintenance as a percentage split, and reporting covers downtime trends alongside MTTR and MTBF. Failure codes can be attached to assets and selected by technicians when closing out a work order, so downtime can be traced back to a specific cause, not just logged as a generic outage.