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    Agenbord Field · Preventive maintenance · Concept

    Preventive maintenance software that starts from your equipment manuals.

    Residents, teachers and front-desk staff report problems by text; PM schedules are drafted from the manufacturer's manuals and approved by your lead tech; parts are reserved before the job; and the inspections your safety program depends on are logged and ready for an audit - for maintenance teams of 2 to 40.

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    Concept

    A proposed product shown with illustrative designs and demo data. We deliver it today as a custom build on our engines.

    Status as of November 2026. How we label products

    Agenbord Field for Preventive Maintenance · PM builder · RTU-3, 15-ton packaged rooftop unit (illustrative)Demo data

    Manual pages read

    142

    Tasks drafted

    18

    Approved

    11

    Needs review

    7

    Draft PM tasks

    TaskIntervalSourceCraftStatus
    Replace return-air filtersQuarterlyManual p. 61HVAC techApproved
    Inspect and clean condenser coilSemi-annualManual p. 63HVAC techApproved
    Check belt tension and wearQuarterlyManual p. 58HVAC techReview interval
    Verify economizer operationAnnualManual p. 77ControlsDraft

    Reviewer notes

    • Belt check: manual says monthly in high-useLead to decide
    • 2 tasks reference parts not in storeroomAdd to parts list
    • Scanned pages 90–96 unreadableUpload clearer copy
    Illustrative concept with demo data - not a shipping product.

    In short

    Agenbord Field for Preventive Maintenance is a proposed maintenance system for in-house teams at multifamily communities, private schools and campuses, light manufacturing plants and hotels. It takes work requests by text, drafts PM schedules from equipment manuals with AI for a technician to approve, tracks parts and logs safety inspections. It is a concept shown with illustrative designs, delivered as a custom build on our production field-app, inventory and messaging engines.

    The problem

    What slows facility maintenance teams down today.

    PM schedules never got built

    The boiler, chillers, rooftop units, kitchen hoods and forklifts all have manuals with maintenance intervals. Turning 40 PDFs into PM tasks is a project nobody has time for, so maintenance stays reactive.

    Requests arrive everywhere except the system

    Residents text the leasing office, teachers stop the custodian in the hall, a housekeeper radios about a leaking PTAC. Half the requests never become work orders, and nobody can say how long anything took.

    Inspections exist on paper - until the auditor asks

    Daily forklift checks, annual lockout/tagout procedure inspections, fire door and extinguisher rounds: the work gets done, but the proof is on a clipboard in a supervisor's truck.

    Workflows

    How the work flows through the system.

    Each workflow runs on one shared record, so nobody re-types numbers between steps.

    Manual to PM schedule

    Maintenance lead → AI assistant → technicians

    1. The lead uploads the manufacturer's manual for an asset - for example a rooftop unit or a commercial dishwasher - and records its serial number and location.
    2. The assistant extracts maintenance tasks and intervals into a draft PM template, citing the manual page for each task.
    3. The lead edits, deletes or adds tasks, sets the crafts and estimated minutes, and approves the template.
    4. Approved templates generate PM work orders on the calendar or by meter reading, with the parts each task needs.
    5. Completed PMs record readings, photos and parts used, building the asset's history.

    Work request by text

    Resident, teacher or guest services → dispatcher → technician

    1. The requester texts a dedicated number or scans a QR code on the asset: "water under sink in apt 214".
    2. The request is matched to the location and asset, given a suggested priority and placed in the dispatcher's queue.
    3. The dispatcher confirms and assigns; the requester gets a text with the ticket number and expected time.
    4. The technician closes the work order with notes and photos; the requester is told it's done and can reply if it isn't.

    Safety inspection rounds

    Safety lead → authorized employees → plant manager

    1. Inspection checklists are scheduled: daily forklift pre-use checks, monthly extinguisher checks, annual lockout/tagout procedure inspections.
    2. The inspector completes the checklist on a phone at the equipment, with a photo where required.
    3. A failed item opens a work order and, for a forklift, marks it out of service until repaired.
    4. The plant manager sees completion by area and can export the inspection log for an auditor.
    Modules

    What's included in Agenbord Field for Preventive Maintenance.

    Asset register

    Assets by site, building and room with make, model, serial, manuals, warranty and history.

    AI PM builder

    Draft PM templates extracted from equipment manuals with page citations, approved by your lead before use.

    PM scheduling

    Calendar, meter and seasonal PMs that generate work orders with tasks, crafts and parts.

    Requests by text & QR

    Text, QR and web requests routed to a shared queue, with status updates to the requester.

    Work orders & mobile app

    Assignments, checklists, readings, photos, signatures and time, working offline.

    Parts & storeroom

    Parts by bin, min/max levels, reservations for scheduled PMs and purchase requests.

    Inspections

    Recurring safety and compliance checklists with failed-item work orders and exportable logs.

    Make-ready & room turns

    Unit turn and guest-room checklists for multifamily and hotels, with vendor tasks.

    Vendor & contractor work

    Contractor work orders, certificates of insurance and invoice approval on mobile.

    Maintenance dashboard

    Backlog, PM completion, mean time to repair and cost per asset and per site.

    AI, with limits

    AI that does specific jobs and shows its work.

    Every AI feature is tested on your own records before it's switched on, and a person approves anything that moves money or goes to a customer.

    PM schedules from equipment manuals

    Reads uploaded OEM manuals and drafts PM tasks and intervals with a citation to the source page for every task. Limits: it only uses the documents you upload, it can miss tasks in poorly scanned manuals, and nothing becomes a live PM until a qualified person reviews and approves it.

    Request triage

    Reads incoming texts, matches them to a location and asset and suggests a priority ("water leak" above "squeaky door"). Limits: a dispatcher confirms every ticket; anything describing a safety emergency is routed to a person immediately with your emergency instructions.

    Fit

    Who it's for and who it isn't.

    A good fit if you are

    • Multifamily portfolios with on-site maintenance teams and make-ready turns
    • Private schools and small campuses whose facilities staff juggle HVAC, roofs, kitchens and fields
    • Light manufacturing plants with 20-300 assets and an OSHA-driven safety program
    • Hotels where engineering handles guest-room tickets and plant equipment

    Probably not the right fit if you are

    • Teams happy with a self-serve maintenance app and a short asset list
    • Heavy industry needing condition monitoring, reliability engineering and SAP-level integration
    • Property managers who mainly need tenant accounting with maintenance as a side feature
    Rules & compliance

    Designed around the rules you work under.

    Plain-English notes, not legal advice. Software supports your compliance process; it doesn't replace your attorney, CPA or compliance lead.

    Lockout/tagout periodic inspections

    OSHA's hazardous energy standard requires an inspection of each energy control procedure at least annually by an authorized employee other than the one using it, and a certification identifying the machine, the date, the employees included and the inspector. Inspection records are designed to support that certification. OSHA LOTO eTool - periodic inspections.

    Daily forklift examinations

    Under 29 CFR 1910.178(q)(7), powered industrial trucks are examined before being placed in service, at least daily (after each shift when used around the clock), and a truck with a safety defect is taken out of service. OSHA has said the standard does not require written records, but many plants keep them; the checklist logs each exam and locks out failed trucks. OSHA interpretation, Feb. 7, 2000.

    Status texts to requesters

    Requesters who text in start the conversation; ongoing status texts still respect opt-outs and TCPA consent rules. FCC - TCPA overview. Not legal or safety advice; your safety program defines the inspections.

    Status

    What exists today and what's being built.

    Reused from our production engines

    Capabilities of the engine this edition is built on.

    • Field app with photos and diaries synced to the office
    • Materials, inventory and procurement
    • Mobile approvals with an audit trail
    • AI copilot over company data
    • Shared messaging inbox with an AI assistant

    Built for your project

    Scoped and delivered as a custom build.

    • Asset register with manuals and history
    • AI extraction of PM tasks and intervals from manuals, with citations
    • Calendar and meter-based PM scheduling
    • Text and QR work requests with SMS status updates
    • Inspection checklists with out-of-service locks
    • Integrations with property management, hotel and building automation systems
    Integrations

    Connects to the systems you already run.

    Systems we integrate with

    Named platforms are examples we build against through their public APIs - not partnership claims.

    QuickBooks OnlineMicrosoft 365Google WorkspaceTwilio SMSProperty management systems with a public API (e.g. Yardi, RealPage, AppFolio - availability varies)Building automation systems with BACnet or API accessHotel PMS with an API (vendor-dependent)Procurement or punchout catalogs
    Alternatives

    How it compares - honestly.

    Established products are often the right answer. Here's when each one is the better choice.

    ProductWhat it isThe better choice when
    MaintainXA mobile-first maintenance and work order platform popular with manufacturing, hospitality and facilities teams.You want a polished, self-serve CMMS your team can start using this week with no custom work.
    UpKeepA mobile CMMS and asset management platform with work orders, PMs, parts and request portals.You want an established, packaged tool with request portals and asset tracking ready to use.
    LimbleCMMS software known for ease of use, PM scheduling and parts management in manufacturing and facilities.You want an easy-to-adopt packaged CMMS with strong PM and inventory features today.
    Fiix (Rockwell Automation)A cloud CMMS for manufacturing with asset management, PMs and integration into Rockwell's industrial ecosystem.Your plant runs Rockwell automation and you want a CMMS that sits close to that ecosystem.
    Pricing

    What it costs, up front.

    This edition is a concept delivered as a fixed-price custom build on our field-app, inventory and messaging engines. Price depends on sites, asset count, the number of manuals to process and integrations.

    Requests & PM starter

    From $15k

    Text and QR requests, work orders, the AI PM builder for your first 50 assets and a mobile app.

    6–10 weeks

    Full maintenance edition

    $45k–$120k

    Adds parts and storeroom, inspections, make-ready or room turns, vendor work and integrations with your property or hotel system.

    4–7 months, phased

    Multi-site portfolio

    $120k+

    Many properties, campuses or plants, cross-site reporting, purchasing integration and asset data migration.

    Phased

    Get your fixed-price quoteWritten scope and a fixed number before any work starts.
    FAQ

    Facility maintenance teams: common questions.

    How well does the AI read equipment manuals?

    We don't quote an accuracy number. It drafts tasks with a citation to the manual page so your lead can check each one, and we test it on a sample of your own manuals before relying on it. Poor scans and manuals without maintenance tables need more human editing.

    Can residents or teachers really submit requests by text?

    Yes. A dedicated number receives texts, matches the sender to a unit or room where possible, and creates a request for the dispatcher to confirm. QR codes on equipment and a web form work too. WhatsApp can be added as an option.

    Does it integrate with our property management software?

    Where your system offers an API - many multifamily and hotel platforms do, with conditions - units, residents and work orders can sync. We confirm access for your specific system before quoting.

    Will it keep us OSHA-ready?

    It records the inspections your safety program defines - including annual lockout/tagout procedure inspections and daily forklift checks - and exports the logs. Your safety program and people are what meet the standards; the software keeps the proof organized.

    How is this different from MaintainX or UpKeep?

    Those are packaged products you can start using right away, and for many teams they are the better choice. This edition is a custom build for teams that want PM schedules generated from their own manuals, text-first requests and integration with property, hotel or plant systems on their terms.

    Is this available today?

    Not as a ready-made product. It is a concept delivered as a fixed-price custom build that reuses our production field-app, inventory and messaging engines.

    Concept

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