TCMax Reviews & Pricing

Key Features

• Multi-Location Support: Organize items by specific areas within a location (like garages or labs) using shop codes. Group these codes into larger locations (like construction sites or air bases) using parent sites. Create reports across all sites to see how assets are used throughout your organization.
• Advanced Reporting: Create custom reports to track inventory, analyze usage and monitor costs. Include information about broken, unused, lost or calibration-required items. You can also create specialized reports designed for the U.S. military.
• Asset Status Tracking: Easily keep track of items that are broken, lost unusable, or assigned for long periods. Get alerts when critical parts run low to prevent unexpected delays. Scan a barcode to check if a part needs maintenance.
• Automatic Report Emailing: Schedule and receive emails with built-in or custom reports. Choose the exact time for delivery. Set up unique reports and email settings for each shop or location.
• Data Visualization: Use visuals to understand trends and make informed decisions. For example, a bar chart can show how many items each employee has checked out. You can also use SQL to create your own visuals, like a scatter plot showing how an aircraft's age affects costs.
• Integrated Dashboards: Expand the dashboard to see details about an asset or minimize it to focus on other tasks. Switch between different data types using tabs — Check overdue calibrations under "Status Trackers" or see equipment usage trends under "Data Visualizers."

Approach to Common Challenges

• Complex Asset Management Across Fleets: Think of an airline with different types of airplanes, like Boeing 787s and Airbus A350s. Each plane has its unique parts and systems. A CMMS system acts like a central hub, storing all the information about each plane and its components. This makes it easier for you to track usage, maintenance history and upcoming tasks, simplifying managing a diverse fleet.
• Strict Regulatory Compliance: Airlines have to follow strict rules, like FAA Airworthiness Directives (ADs), which require specific inspections on certain engine models. If they don't comply, their planes can't fly. CMMS apps help you ensure every action is recorded, traceable and compliant, reducing the risk of missing something important.
• Unexpected Downtime: Let's say a large Airbus A380 needs major maintenance. Every hour it's not flying means lost money. A CMMS enables you to analyze data to predict when maintenance is needed, allowing you to schedule it during slower periods to minimize losses.
• Critical Spare Parts Availability: Running out of a crucial spare part can ground a plane, causing delays. A CMMS helps manage inventory, automate reordering and track parts, making sure the right parts are available when needed.

Cost of Ownership

FAQs

• Call their support line at (419) 442-7676
• Email them through their website
• Open a support ticket online (you'll need to create an account if you're new).