ADASMA puts your construction equipment at the center of your maintenance and service documentation
ADASMA helps service companies in the construction equipment industry digitally integrate maintenance and repair documentation, machine history, operational planning, telematics data, and workshop processes.
Effectively manage machine availability, documentation, and changing places of operation
Providing service in the construction equipment industry presents a number of challenges: In addition to ensuring machine availability for customers, the documentation of work and modifications performed on construction equipment is particularly crucial.
Complete documentation
Work and modifications performed on construction equipment must be reliably documented— , for example, upon initial delivery or during the machine’s service life.
Quick response to outages
If a machine breaks down unexpectedly, a quick response is essential to avoid costly downtime and associated expenses.
Find the right Technicians
The incident command team must quickly identify a Technician with the appropriate qualifications who is located as close as possible to the Place of operation .
Changing machine locations
Unlike stationary assets, the locations of construction equipment can change on a daily basis and often cannot be precisely described by address, such as at highway construction sites or places of operation for agriculture and forestry.
Find out which functions ADASMA uses to provide you with optimum support for your challenges.
To the feature overviewDigitally document construction equipment service and integrate system landscapes
EMB Baumaschinen uses ADASMA for digital documentation in the workshop and in the field as well as for integration into existing systems.
Both our technicians in the workshop and our entire field service team use ADASMA for digital documentation. With interfaces to our ERP system, “Sage 100,” and the KOBELCO telematics system, ADASMA has integrated seamlessly into our IT infrastructure.
Digitally connect machine locations, documentation, inspection intervals, and workshop processes
ADASMA helps service partners map mobile machinery, telematics data, field service, workshops, and service history within a single, integrated process.
Use interfaces to track the current location of the machine
Because construction equipment is used on-site, service technicians may encounter difficulties getting to the job site. By connecting the field service solution to equipment portals or telematics solutions, it is possible to use the equipment’s current location for operational planning and navigation purposes.
All relevant information is consolidated in your field service solution via an integrated interface, so you don't have to constantly switch between software solutions.
Digital documentation with the ADASMA service technician app
In order to ensure that all parties involved—manufacturers, service partners, and customers—can always access a complete “service log” for the construction machine, proper and comprehensive digital documentation is required.
A mobile app allows technicians to document both modifications performed in the in-house workshop and maintenance and service work carried out in the field. Master and component data are edited directly through the app and supplemented with photos.
Proactive service through maintenance and inspection intervals
To prevent unplanned downtime, it is important to maintain and inspect machines at regular intervals— , preferably in accordance with the manufacturer’s specifications. By connecting to telematics systems (e.g., to analyze operating hours, location data, fuel consumption, or error messages), service calls can be planned more effectively and maintenance can be scheduled as needed.
This enables your maintenance software to refine maintenance planning using up-to-date operational and utilization data and to remind you precisely when the next maintenance service for the construction machine is due. In this context, a wide variety of maintenance and inspection intervals—based on operating hours and time— can be mapped and managed.
Using ADASMA in the workshop
Comprehensive service software is not only suitable for planning and digitally documenting on-site service calls. It can also be used to plan, coordinate, and document workshop activities and capacity.
Customizable checklists and forms—such as a delivery report—along with the digital time-tracking system , provide additional functional support for workshop operations.
Digitalize service and maintenance processes for construction machinery
We would be happy to advise you on how to make your service and maintenance processes more digital and efficient with ADASMA.