AssetLab: Work Orders & CMMS

AssetLab: Work Orders & CMMS

Asset & maintenance tracking

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • July 1, 2026
  • July 21, 2026

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Maintenance work, done from your phone. AssetLab Work Orders is the mobile companion to the AssetLab CMMS - built for technicians and facility teams who fix things in the field, not at a desk. Open the app to see exactly what's on your plate today: the work orders assigned to you, what's high-priority, and what's overdue - sorted so the most urgent surfaces first. WORK ORDERS • Create a work order on the spot, with priority, due date and location • Start, hold, resume or complete jobs with a tap • Add completion notes, hours, tasks and a safety check ASSETS & QR • Scan an asset's QR code to pull up its details instantly • Browse and search your whole asset registry • Log a condition rating in seconds CAPTURE WHAT MATTERS • Snap photos straight onto a work order • Record parts used and costs as you go • Dictate notes and comments instead of typing STAY IN SYNC • Everything writes back to AssetLab in real time • In-app notifications keep you on top of new and changing work AssetLab is a Canadian CMMS with Canadian data residency and PIPEDA-aligned privacy. A paid AssetLab account is required to sign in. Questions? https://assetlab.ca/support
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What's New in AssetLab

1.03

July 21, 2026

• Message back and forth with your team right on a work order — live conversations with unread badges so nothing slips through. • Requesters can now reply to technicians on their requests. • Added forms to work orders • Belong to more than one organization? Switch between them anytime from your Profile. • Fixed an issue where switching organizations could briefly show the wrong data.

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