Know which machine breaks next. Fix it before it does.
Mantix is the maintenance system your crew actually uses: work orders, preventive maintenance, spares and AI that answers from your own records — on the desk and on an offline phone. Live in 4–6 weeks.
Maintenance rarely fails loudly. It fails quietly, on paper.
“Done on paper. Broke down on the line.”
The checklist said done. Nobody can say who was at the machine, or when. The first proof anyone sees is the breakdown.
“The part was in stock — on a spreadsheet.”
The spare was used last month and never reordered. The job waits, the line waits, and the rush order costs triple.
“It was reported on Viber. By Monday it was gone.”
Problems arrive in chat groups, calls and hallway talk. Some become work orders; most become memory — until they become downtime.
The whole maintenance loop, in one system.
Real screens from the demo plant. Pick one.
Every asset gets its own failure curve from its own repair history — ranked by the chance it breaks down in the next 30 days.
Planned over each part’s own lead time. It tells you what runs out first, what to order or move from another storeroom — and shows the arithmetic.
Site → building → line → machine → component, each with its functional location code. Work orders can stand on a whole area for safety rounds.
Cost, breakdowns, repair time and PM share — this year against the same days last year, with the asset that got better or worse named.
From report to done: triage, release, approval by your rules, crew lines, checklists, parts and photos — with the next step on every order.
The type of work decides the permit: welding needs hot work, electrical repair needs lock-out, a reset needs none. Start stays locked until it is active.
Ask your plant a question. Get the answer from your records.
Einar reads your work orders, readings, spares and OEM manuals — never the open internet — and answers in English, Tagalog or Taglish, with the order numbers behind it.
- “How often do we change the seals on P-101?”
- “Why can’t I start WO-02016?”
- “What does the manual say about seal torque?” — it quotes the page
Manual vs. reality
The manual says 8,000 hours; your seals last 9 days. Mantix raises the gap — a cause to find, before you buy more parts.
Manual → PM plan
Attach the OEM manual and its maintenance table becomes proposed plans and task lists, each quoting its page. A planner accepts them.
Smart cards
Shortages that will stop work, readings heading for a limit, overdue critical jobs — each with a confidence and a “Why?”.
Four outcomes every maintenance head is measured on.
More uptime
PM that actually happens, readings that warn before limits, breakdowns reported the moment they occur.
Lower cost
Fewer emergency repairs, no rush-ordered parts, labor spent where it matters — cost in pesos per asset and order.
Decisions on data
MTTR, MTBF, PM compliance and year-on-year cost from closed work — not assembled in Excel.
Audit-ready and safe
Every job proven at the asset; approvals and permits recorded with who and when.
Utilities. Manufacturing. Facilities. Hospitals.
One system, a different first win for each.
Between the spreadsheet and the enterprise system.
Free tools prove nothing. Enterprise suites prove everything, take a year and stay in the office.
| Mantix | Spreadsheets & chat | Enterprise EAM | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Time to go live | 4–6 weeks, done with you | Today — and stays improvised | Months, with consultants |
| Used by the crew on the floor | Phone app per role, offline | Rarely updated | Often stays in the office |
| Knows what breaks next | Failure prediction from each machine’s history | No | Add-on modules |
| AI on your own records | Einar, with the order numbers behind each answer | No | Varies, priced separately |
| Spares planned to lead time | Built in, with the why | Separate files | Yes, heavily configured |
| Price | Per site, in pesos, every user included | “Free” | Per user, in dollars |
5 sites. Hands-on setup. Intake closes Sunday, 29 November 2026.
Your register imported, critical assets tagged, every role trained on its own screen. If Mantix hasn’t earned its keep in 60 days, the site fee is refunded.
One plan per site.
Introductory price plus a small per-asset fee. Every user included. AI available as the Productivity Pack.
The honest answers.
Do my technicians need new phones?
No. Mantix runs on the Android phones most crews already carry. Phones with NFC open an asset with a tap; phones without NFC (and iPhones, in the browser) scan the asset’s QR code instead.
What happens when there’s no signal?
The phone keeps working. Jobs, checklists, readings and photos are saved on the phone and sync on their own when the signal comes back.
We already have SAP. Do we need to replace it?
No. Mantix runs alongside SAP; many sites use it as the field layer the crew actually touches. SAP PM integration is scoped per project on the Enterprise plan.
How long until we’re live?
Four to six weeks for a site. Critical assets are tagged and working in the first two weeks; the rest of the register follows while your crew is already using it.
See Mantix on your own equipment.
Start with the two-minute tour, book a live session on your use case, or claim one of the five founding pilot seats.
Or call +63 976 611 7321