Schedules (service intervals)
What it’s for — a service schedule is a rule like “service this crane every 250 crane-hours” (or every N months). When a machine hits the interval, Craneye raises the maintenance work order for you — so preventive service never slips through the cracks.
When you’d use it — set one up per machine when you know its service intervals; after that it runs itself.
The Service schedules screen
Open Schedules from the sidebar. You add schedules here; they then feed the Maintenance work-order list.
How to add a service schedule
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Pick the machine the schedule is for.
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Choose the kind of interval — e.g. every N crane-hours, or a calendar interval.
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Enter the interval (for example
250crane-hours), a short description, the job type (planned/preventive service) and a priority. -
Click Add schedule. From now on, when the machine reaches the interval, a maintenance work order is raised automatically.
Common questions
- Where do the raised jobs appear? In Maintenance as work orders, ready to plan and complete.
- Is this the same as job scheduling? No — this is maintenance scheduling (service intervals). For which machine is booked on which customer job, see the dispatch board.