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POM Machines & Maintenance

Machines & maintenance

Machines, tools, gauges and fixtures in one register – with maintenance, calibration, due dates and locks.

+59 € / month net with 1 user

Online demo first, then a 30-day trial

  1. 01

    The problem

    Equipment lives in lists nobody maintains. When a tool was last serviced or a gauge calibrated is tribal knowledge.

  2. 02

    How POM solves it

    Every asset sits in one register: workstation, machine, line, tool, gauge, fixture, vehicle. POM calculates the next maintenance and calibration date from the history. Anything due appears in planning, at the terminal and in “Today”. A disruption at the terminal becomes a task with a proposed lock.

  3. 03

    The result

    Planning works with equipment that is ready for use – and every calibration is on record.

POM production space: hall view with areas, workstations and equipment
Actual POM screen with sample data. All names and figures are examples.

Functions

What is inside.

  • One register for workstations, machines, lines, tools, gauges, fixtures and vehicles

  • Maintenance and calibration history; the next date is calculated from the history, calibration entries cannot be changed

  • Calibration requirement per equipment type: notice or refuse the booking

  • Locks with a reason, release with history; due list with notices in planning, at the terminal and in “Today”

  • A disruption at the terminal becomes a task with a proposed lock; pre-planning checks maintenance and calibration before use

  • Qualification requirement per asset, documents with expiry date, cost information, transfer to other sites

  • Planning board rows and staff suggestions per asset, hall view

  • Without this module the machine register in the core is read-only

  • Roadmap

    From December 2026: machine per operation, one person running several machines, workload and “next up” per machine, a weekly plan per machine to post

  • Roadmap

    No date yet: maintenance log with plans by meter reading, maintenance orders with a result per step, spare part withdrawal and statutory inspection types

  • Roadmap

    No date yet: calibration certificate with measuring points, gauge issue and MSA

How it fits together

Every module feeds the next.

Receives

  • POM Shop Floor Data A reported fault becomes a task with the machine history and a lock proposal

Passes on

  • POM Core Maintenance and over-allocation as a notice in planning
  • POM Quality Only calibrated gauges: an expired gauge is flagged as soon as work starts at the terminal
  • POM MES Cable Assembly Machines and their plan come from POM Machines & Maintenance, the MES records execution expected January 2027

All modules on the map

Price

Concurrent users count, not accounts.

Module, booked individually 10 % saving with annual billing

POM Machines & Maintenance with 1userwith 5userswith 10userswith 20userswith 50users more than 100users
net / month +59 €+271.40 €+507.40 €+920.40 €+1,982.40 € On request
net / month, annual billing +53.10 €+244.26 €+456.66 €+828.36 €+1,784.16 €

Example amounts with the same number of users, net plus statutory VAT. Per module you book as many concurrent users as you need, at most as many as in the core. User accounts are unlimited.

More than 100 concurrent users: individual quotation, price on request. Request a quote

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Quick answers

Questions about POM Machines & Maintenance

What is part of POM Machines & Maintenance?

One register for all equipment, workstations, machines, lines, tools, gauges, fixtures and vehicles, with maintenance and calibration history, due dates and locks. Without this module the machine register in the core is read-only.

How do I keep track of maintenance and calibration?

POM calculates the next date from the history; anything due appears in planning, at the terminal and in “Today”. Per equipment type you decide whether a missing calibration only triggers a notice or refuses the booking. Calibration entries cannot be changed.

Can I plan machines per operation?

From December 2026: machine per operation, one person running several machines, workload and “next up” per machine and a weekly plan per machine to post. Today you assign the machine to the whole order.

Is there a maintenance log?

Maintenance history and a due list exist today. A maintenance log with plans by meter reading, maintenance orders with a result per step and spare part withdrawal is being built; we do not name a date for it yet.

See POM for your business.

First we show you POM in an online demo with a sample company. After that you can test it for 30 days with a trial licence of your own.