WebTMA GO vs Perform 24.1 Material Request

WebTMA GO: Mobile Facility Management Made Simple TMA Systems is an industry leader in facility maintenance management software, trusted by over 1,500 customers managing 55,000+ facilities with 140,000+ active users. Our exceptional client retention rate reflects our commitment to delivering solutions that work. WebTMA GO empowers facility managers across corporate, education, public sector, and healthcare industries to boost productivity through real-time status updates and seamless mobile functionality. Whether your team is managing a single building or a complex multi-site operation, WebTMA GO keeps everyone connected and informed. **Work Order Management** - Carry work orders and preventive maintenance (PMs) on compatible iOS devices - Complete work orders efficiently in the field - Execute preventive maintenance tasks with guided workflows - Submit digital inspections instantly **Smart Connectivity** - Operate seamlessly online or offline - Automatic data synchronization when connection is restored - Real-time transmission to WebTMA database - Compatible with Wi-Fi and cellular networks **Advanced Asset Management** - High-resolution barcode scanning for precise asset identification - Streamlined workflows through barcode integration - Complete materials inventory management - Comprehensive asset tracking and management **Enhanced Productivity Features** - Scheduling capabilities - Materials management - Project management tools - Training management system WebTMA GO requires an active WebTMA license and additional mobile licensing. **Schedule a Demo:** sales@tmasystems.com **Technical Support:** support@tmasystems.com

Perform Material Request provides the staff in the field the ability to do real time requesting of parts, record in store purchasing transactions, and approvals, with offline capability. Whether the part is in the warehouse, in a vendor catalog, or on the internet, a Perform Material Request user can request the item they need straight from their iOS device in the field.