Clarity and control across enterprise maintenance operations
Limble’s EAM platform brings everything – and everyone – together to reduce downtime, drive smarter decisions, and boost performance across sites.
See exactly what’s happening across every facility. Track asset health, team performance, and maintenance costs in real time to catch issues early and keep operations running smoothly.
Keep assets running and costs down. Minimize downtime, optimize inventory, and improve asset performance to drive higher profits.
Simplify and scale maintenance across all sites. Standardize processes, streamline asset management, and onboard new facilities without the hassle.
Stay compliant without the stress. Automate tracking and documentation to meet industry standards and breeze through audits.
Empower large teams
Give staff access to a single source of asset data and maintenance history from anywhere in the field, with powerful search, advanced filtering, and QR codes you can scan from a mobile phone.
Collaborate with vendors, suppliers, and stakeholders
Create a portal where members of your organization can submit work requests, share work orders with external vendors, and track all maintenance activities in real time.
Strategic maintenance for a greener future
Optimized maintenance isn’t just about efficiency — it drives sustainability. Limble’s EAM helps you extend asset lifetimes, improve energy efficiency, and reduce resource consumption. By enhancing preventive maintenance and streamlining maintenance workflows, Limble empowers you to achieve operational excellence while lowering your environmental footprint.
Seamless onboarding and unmatched support
Ensure a smooth rollout across facilities with a dedicated onboarding team, tailored rollout plan, and 24/7 enterprise-grade support.
Enterprise-ready integrations that work for you
Integrate Limble with your ecosystem to break down silos, unify workflows, and enhance data insights across your operations.
Proven results, measurable impact
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FAQ for CMMS software
There's no cap on assets. Every plan, including Standard, includes unlimited assets, unlimited custom fields, and unlimited work orders and PMs. For sites, our Standard and Premium+ plans are built for a single location; supporting multiple locations and regions is an Enterprise-tier capability, and we don't publish a maximum number of locations an Enterprise account can have. When it comes to users, Limble is priced per user instead of offering unlimited seats, so account size scales based on how many people you add rather than a fixed ceiling.
Our Enterprise plan serves Unilever, Sulzer, DHL, McDonald's, General Mills, Aspen Surgical, and Barnard. Available customer case studies include MidWest Materials, Powder Mountain, J.J. Taylor, Red Hawk Casino, City of Lompoc Water Treatment Plant, and Western Pulp.
Yes to all three. Our Enterprise plan includes OIDC-based Single Sign-On, and we support SAML-based SSO specifically through integrations like Okta and Microsoft ADFS (Active Directory Federation Services). For permissions, Limble uses roles (groupings of permissions assigned to users by location) with Technician, Manager, and View Only as default roles, and Enterprise customers can create fully custom roles. To support audits, maintenance and asset performance history data are automatically stored with details like assigned personnel and timestamps, so your team has a real-time record of who did what and when.
We integrate with SAP S/4HANA, Oracle NetSuite, Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central, and QuickBooks Online.
Yes. Build master PM templates and deploy them across similar assets at multiple locations, so you get consistency without recreating the same PMs at every location.
Asset templates work the same way. Super Users create a standard set of fields and apply that template across locations. Individual assets can still carry their own location-based fields alongside the templated ones, so locations aren’t locked into a rigid structure.
Failure codes follow a similar pattern. Create custom failure codes, attach them to assets, and require technicians to select the right code when they close out the work order.
Limble is both! We're built as CMMS software with EAM capabilities. By our definition, a CMMS focuses on the maintenance phase of an asset's life: scheduling work, tracking repairs, and managing preventive tasks, while EAM covers the full asset lifecycle, from acquisition to decommissioning, including procurement, depreciation tracking, and end-of-life planning. Modern CMMS software like Limble is also capable of similar asset management and integration with financial systems, giving you a holistic view of your operations even though our roots are in maintenance management.