Maintenance

The Maintenance module tracks service history and upcoming upkeep for anything you own.

A service log

Attach maintenance to any record, a machine, an asset, a vehicle, and log what was done and when. Oil changes, firmware flashes, warranty renewals, filter swaps, all in one history you can look back on.

You do not have to open the record to write to it. Cobb keeps the service log for you:

• Say what was done to a machine, vehicle or appliance and it records the entry against that record.
• Give it a next-due date instead and it schedules the job.
• Ask it to mark a scheduled job done and it closes that entry off.
• Anything in your workspace can carry a service history, so the same works for a lease renewal or a filter change.

Getting pinged

Schedule the recurring ones and Cobblr tells you when something is due, so upkeep doesn't slip because you lost track of the last date.

• Scheduling is per entry: give upkeep a due date and Cobblr's sweep notifies you as it comes due, through whatever channels you've set.
• For the "every three months" kind of job, a wire can fire on a schedule.
• Machines can accrue usage counters (a wire can record hours as jobs finish), the groundwork for usage-driven scheduling. Today the schedule itself runs on dates.