By Clay Li on Tuesday, 04 February 2020
Category: Feature

How to Set up Calem to Provide Maintenance Services

​Calem has been used by organizations to manage their maintenance services. Sample use cases include:


This blog focuses on the setup of Calem by service providers to manage the maintenance of equipment of their customers. Sample use cases include:


Step 1. EAM Company

The first step is to set up the service provider as EAM company and sites.

Step 2. EAM Sites

Each EAM site represents a regional office that provides maintenance services to their customers. 

Step 3. Customer and Customer Sites

Add customers and their sites to Calem.

 Step 4. Customer Location and Asset

Add location and asset for each customer site.

 Step 5. Set up PM Plans

Add PM Plans for scheduled maintenance of the customer asset/location. A PM Plan is a job template that includes a repeat schedule, labor and material requirement, job steps and security measures.

Step 6. Setup PMs

Add PMs for each asset/location and its PM Plans. A PM is a maintenance work order template to be generated as PM work orders when due by its schedules. It includes a PM Plan (the job template) and an asset/location the job template is to be applied. A PM has a next due date that is initialized by setting an initial due date. A PM work order is generated by the initial due date, and then released by Calem based on its repeat schedule.

Step 7. Set up ACL Profiles

Add ACL profiles to manage access to the customer sites. An ACL profile defines permissions including access to customer sites.

The following profile has only access to the selected sites. 

​These steps are good starting points in configuring your Calem to manage multiple customer sites. You may review other blogs and manuals to continue the setup of your Calem.

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