Sites & locations
Sites, buildings, floors and locations, each location with its own QR code. A facility management company adds one site per client building.
Hayat Maintenance keeps track of everything you maintain and every job done on it: the assets in each building, the problems people report, the work orders your technicians or vendors carry out, and the preventive service due every week, month or 250 running hours. Spare parts come out of your normal Inventory and vendor bills go through Purchasing.
Requests come from staff or from anyone who scans a QR code, and become work orders with response and resolve times.
Sites, buildings, floors and locations, each location with its own QR code. A facility management company adds one site per client building.
Category, make, model, serial, criticality, warranty, a parent asset and an hours, km or cycles meter. The asset page shows history, MTTR, MTBF, downtime and total cost.
Anyone who scans an asset or room QR code can report a problem from their phone and track it, without signing in.
Corrective, preventive, inspection or emergency work. Response and resolve times come from the priority, with SLA badges and alerts when they are missed.
A phone screen for technicians with a card for each open job. Start, hold and complete the work on the spot.
Check, pass / fail, number and text lines, with out-of-range readings flagged. Required lines must be answered before completing.
Issue spare parts from the store, log labour hours and post vendor bills to Purchasing. The work order shows the total cost.
Every N days, weeks or months, or every N hours, km or cycles. Work orders are created ahead of time and the schedule rolls forward on completion.
AMC, warranty, service and lease contracts with covered assets, expiry reminders and their bills.
Scan and report: the QR label opens a public page with your business name, the site, the location and the asset. The person writes what is wrong, can mark it urgent, and gets a request number and a tracking link that shows Received, Scheduled, Being worked on or Fixed.
Kept from misuse: links are random codes, never record numbers. The reporter's phone is kept encrypted and never shown on a public page. When ten public reports on one tag are still waiting, new ones are refused, and the pages are rate-limited.
Hayat AI, when switched on, reads the asset's history and suggests likely causes, checks, a fix, parts and safety points, and warns of a repeat failure. It never changes the work order.
Step-by-step guides are at help.hayaterp.com.
Hayat Maintenance is the facility and asset maintenance module (CMMS) of Hayat ERP. It covers sites and assets with QR tags, problem reports, work orders with SLA, checklists, spare parts, labour, vendor bills, preventive schedules and AMC contracts.
Yes. Anyone who scans an asset or location QR code can report a problem and track it without signing in. Public reports can be switched off in the settings.
You describe the work once as a schedule, by calendar or by meter reading. Hayat creates the work order a few days before it is due, and the schedule moves on when the work is completed.
By priority. The defaults are Urgent 1 hour to respond and 4 to resolve, High 4 and 24, Medium 8 and 72, and Low 24 and 168. Managers and the technician are notified when a work order misses its time.
Spare parts are issued from Inventory, and vendor and AMC bills are posted as Purchasing bills to repairs and maintenance accounts. Technician labour is costed on the work order only, because payroll pays salaries.
Open work orders, SLA compliance, MTTR / MTBF per asset, cost per asset, PM compliance, technician load, requests by source and status, and contracts expiring. They download as CSV.
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