Your machines are trying to tell you something. Are you ready to listen?
eMaint uses your sensor data to predict failures, respond to them quickly, and optimize your maintenance planning for the months and years ahead.
eMaint for PDM
Uptime starts with visibility.
Continuous asset monitoring
Connect Fluke sensors and SCADA systems to track vibration, temperature, and asset health in real time — so you always know what's happening with your most critical equipment.
Intelligent fault detection
Set alarms that trigger the moment asset data signals a fault. Get notified of misalignment, imbalance, looseness, or bearing failure before it becomes an unplanned outage.
Automated work order response
When sensors detect a coming failure, eMaint automatically generates a work order and notifies the right technician — cutting response time and protecting uptime.
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eMaint for predictive maintenance management
See failures coming before they stop production.
eMaint connects with Fluke vibration sensors and taps into SCADA, PLC, and BAS/BMS systems to monitor your critical assets in real time. Set alarms to trigger when vibration levels exceed limits or match signatures of the four major rotating machinery faults — and get the right people notified immediately.
- Seamless integration with Fluke sensors, SCADA, PLC, and BAS/BMS systems
- Configurable alarms for vibration limits and rotating machinery faults
- Automated email alerts and work order triggers when asset thresholds are exceeded
Deep asset health insight, simplified for every user.
Explore vibration data, track trends, and review full machine health history — all in one place. Drag-and-drop charts make comparison easy, while AI analysis identifies over 1,600 fault factor combinations and delivers plain-language recommendations, so even non-experts can act with confidence.
- Flexible vibration data exploration with drag-and-drop chart comparison
- Historical analysis to identify common fault causes and eliminate them
- AI-powered fault recommendations with severity ratings and prescribed fixes
From fault detection to field resolution, fully automated.
When an alarm fires, eMaint takes it from there. Automatically generate work orders with instructions, procedures, and parts lists attached. Push notifications reach field techs on mobile instantly — keeping teams connected on the floor, in the field, or offline — so predictive maintenance drives real uptime gains.
- Automated work orders with built-in instructions, tasks, and parts lists
- Mobile push notifications that reach field techs the moment alarms trigger
- Enterprise reporting that connects condition monitoring data and maintenance history
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See monitoring drive maintenance
We’ll show you how it all starts with a sensor detecting an anomaly. Then walk you through the process from alert, to work order, to technician.
Act before the breakdown, every time
Fluke sensors gather and interpret data. The moment a threshold is crossed, the eMaint CMMS triggers a prioritized work order. The technician receives it on their device — with asset history, linked manuals, and spare-parts availability already attached. Every step connected. Every team aligned.
FAQs
Six common questions we can answer right now
Preventive maintenance happens on a schedule — every 30 days, every 500 hours. Predictive maintenance happens when equipment condition indicates it's needed, based on things like vibration analysis, thermal patterns, oil analysis, or other sensor data.
Sensors continuously monitor equipment health — vibration, temperature, pressure, etc. When readings exceed your defined thresholds, the system triggers maintenance action. With eMaint and Fluke integration, that trigger automatically creates a work order with diagnostic data attached, so technicians know exactly what's failing before they even begin the repair.
eMaint connects sensor alerts directly to your maintenance workflow. When the equipment exceeds a threshold, a work order is generated automatically—with a defined priority, assigned technician, reserved parts, and sensor data. You can focus on fixing things rather than monitoring dashboards.
eMaint and Fluke were built to work together. However, eMaint is built to integrate with many other tools and platforms.
Industry data shows the average cost of unplanned downtime ranges from $36,000/hr to $2.3M/hr. Predictive maintenance typically reduces unplanned downtime by 30 to 50% (McKinsey). For most operations, preventing 2 to 3 catastrophic failures per year covers the full CMMS investment.
Of course, it would be helpful but it’s not required. Our automated workflows mean you set threshold rules and response procedures once—then the system executes them. You can start with your most critical assets, prove the model works, then scale.