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Maintenance Task Management on the Desktop

Streamlining Task Review, Communication, and Resolution for Proactive and Reactive Maintenance

Alkimii’s Maintenance feature simplifies task management by helping you review issues, communicate through comments, and mark tasks complete. 

Getting Started

Using the menu, navigate to Maintenance. Along the top, select Maintenance Tasks.

Here you'll see a list of all maintenance tasks for your site. On this screen, you can filter, review, assign and action issues, as well as add new maintenance tasks.

Filtering Your View

At the top of the screen, you can search and filter your task list by:

Site Dropdown menu of all sites you have access to 
Show deleted Include tasks that have been soft deleted
Only Unassigned Show only tasks with no one assigned
Only on health score Show only tasks linked to your health score
Status Filter by To do, Doing or Done
Created Filter by the date a task was created
Location Filter by a specific location
Task type Filter by Reactive or Proactive
Assigned to Filter by team member
Due Filter by due date
Priority  Filter by priority level
Category Filter by category
💡Quick Tip: If you'd like to compare how many tasks have come through scheduled proactive maintenance reviews versus reactive, ad hoc tasks, use the Task type filter.

Task Overview Tiles

Along the top, a row of tiles gives you a breakdown of your site's maintenance tasks to date:

  • Total - the total number of tasks logged
  • To Do - tasks logged but not yet started
  • Doing - tasks currently being worked on
  • Done - tasks that have been completed
  • Overdue - tasks that have passed their due date
  • Average Time to Resolution - the average time it takes to resolve a task

Your Task List

Below the tiles, your task list is displayed with the following columns:

  • Who - the team member(s) assigned to the task
  • What - the task title and category
  • Where - the location the task relates to
  • When - the due date, or how overdue the task is
  • Priority - the priority level assigned to the task

Adding a New Task

To add a new task, select + Add Maintenance Task in the top right corner. A pop-up will appear asking you to complete the following:

  • Title (required)
  • Site (required)
  • Location (required)
  • Asset*
  • Due date
  • Assignees
  • Description
  • Priority
  • Category
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👉 If you use our asset manager, you can directly link maintenance related issues visible within the asset manager view so you can monitor how they are performing and when a replacement or repair may be needed. For more information, see our help article on Asset Manager. 

Once complete, select Save. You can also attach documents or images using the paperclip icon in the top right of the pop-up.

💡Quick Tip: You can also log a maintenance task using AI Maintenance. For more information on logging a task this way, click here!

 

Viewing and Managing a Task

To view a task, click on the title, or select the eye icon under the Actions column. The pop-up will allow you to:

  • Review the issue details
  • Assign additional employees, if applicable
  • Update the description
  • Assign a category, if not already set
  • Comment on the issue

You can also add images to your comments, and mention a colleague so they're notified and can take the appropriate action.

Click the paperclip icon to attach any documents or images to the issue. The bin icon deletes the issue, if it was created in error.

📲 All this functionality is also available on the Mobile App for teams on the floor. This makes it easy for your team to view a task assigned to them, move through the statuses and mark complete all from their app. 

Updating Task Status

When work begins on the issue, update the status to Doing, using the tabs in the top left corner of the pop-up. Once it's fully resolved, select Done to complete the task.

💡Quick Tip: Tasks logged through a proactive maintenance checklist will automatically pull through into your Maintenance Tasks list. For more information on how these tasks come through from proactive maintenance, click here!