In Consumer Evolution, a program allows you to define maintenance plans for the assets registered in the system.
Each program defines the task to be performed, on which assets, and under what conditions its planning should be generated . This allows for the organization of maintenance tasks that are repeated based on time, asset usage, or specific conditions.
How is a program structured?
A program can include one or more maintenance details. Each detail defines the information needed to determine what work needs to be done and when it should be done.
Asset type
It allows you to specify the type of asset to which the program details will be directed.
Assets
It allows you to select all assets of the indicated type, some of them, or a particular asset.
Component
It allows you to specify a component when the task must be performed on a specific part of the asset's structure.
Task
Determine the work that must be performed on the selected asset or component.
Activator type
Define the condition used to determine when to generate task planning.
[IMAGE: Detail of a program showing Asset Type, Assets, Task, and Trigger Type]
Types of triggers
Consuman Evolution allows the use of different activators depending on the criteria used to perform the maintenance.
For a time
Generates plans according to defined time periods, taking a base date as a starting point.
It can be configured using units such as days, weeks, months, or years.
By frequency
It is used when maintenance depends on the cumulative use of an asset, such as operating hours, kilometers, or cycles.
This type of trigger is related to a meter and requires the recording of readings to determine when to execute the task.
By time and frequency
It combines a time condition and a frequency condition.
The task is activated when either of the two configured conditions is met first.
By double frequency
It allows you to control the execution of a task using two different meters.
Per event
It allows generating a plan when a certain condition related to a measurement, a failure or a response is met.
Relationship with planning
When the condition defined in the trigger is met, the program generates the corresponding schedule for the configured task.
These tasks can be viewed and managed later from Operations > Planning .
📌 The programs allow you to centralize different maintenance criteria within the same plan, using the most appropriate trigger for each task.