“With our MPulse PM system we were able to reduce downtime and maintenance costs even though our equipment is aging."
Maintenance Team Lead, Rexam PLC
Yes, MPulse is an extremely flexible system. From simple customization (like interface colors, corporate logos, or unique asset names and properties) to unlimited custom tabs and fields, users can configure the software precisely to fit their requirements. Need custom features implemented? MPulse's development team can build anything you might need.
Basic MPulse software packages include 1-10 concurrent users. Additional user licenses can be purchased at any time. Our "concurrent user" licensing model has significant advantages over "named user" licensing. With concurrent user licensing, you may have as many users as you like, but only a specified number can be logged in at one time. With named user licensing, you must purchase a license for each unique username/password combination, or "login."
Yes, our onsite kickoff training programs include data migration sufficient for most customers' organizations’needs. For very large implementations, additional data migration services are available at competitive hourly rates.
MPulse users consistently tell us our support is the best in the industry. Our internal team provides support from our Eugene, OR, headquarters during business hours every business day. We offer both phone and email support and typical response times are less than 15 min. Average resolution time is less than 1 hour.
Most customers opt for our 3-day onsite kickoff training. We also provide similar training at our regional training centers, located in Eugene, OR, and Detroit, MI. Online, instructor-led training and our expanding catalog of recorded video training sessions are also available.
Yes, MPulse is built on standard Microsoft technologies and easily integrates with existing applications and databases.
Whether you choose a hosted option or decide to install locally, your data is always yours and can be accessed at any time.
Properly implemented CMMS implementations typically return 3 to 5 times the initial investment in less than three years. Gross savings on maintenance expenditures typically range from 10% to 40%.
A Computerized Maintenance Management System (CMMS) is a software application that helps an organization manage the maintenance of equipment and facilities. Key functions include:
-Entering and receiving service requests
-Issuing and tracking work orders
-Scheduling and tracking preventive maintenance
-Inventory management
-Asset management
In addition to tracking and controlling maintenance activities, a good CMMS generally provides managers with actionable business intelligence for controlling costs, extending asset life, and generating operational efficiencies.
Yes, MPulse is fully supported on all Smartphones running current versions of Firefox Mobile or Internet Explorer Mobile. Most MPulse features also work on mobile devices that run the Safari browser, such as iPhone and iPad, though these platforms are not yet fully supported.
Yes, a barcode scanner can be used to input data into any data field in MPulse. Also, MPulse Inventory Clerk with Barcode Scanning is a full-featured hardware and software barcode scanning solution that functions like a shopping cart application.
No, MPulse runs in the Microsoft Internet Explorer or MozillaFirefox browsers already installed on your computer. No specialized client software is required.
MPulse can be locally installed at your location or professionally hosted at no charge on MPulse's professionally maintained servers, managed by hosting industry leader NeoSpire™.
Any organization with a maintenance team of any size. Our customers range from single-location elementary schools to large, multi-national corporations. MPulse is infinitely scalable to meet the needs of any size organization in any industry.
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