Uptario — Industrial CMMS Platform
The REGERA CMMS in screenshots: real screens from the live demo tenant, not mockups.
What a CMMS does, and what Uptario adds
A CMMS (Computerized Maintenance Management System) is the system of record for what keeps a plant running: work orders, preventive-maintenance schedules, asset histories and the spare parts behind them. Uptario, REGERA's CMMS, adds what most of them lack: live IoT condition monitoring, AI-assisted insights and OEE analytics, so maintenance can show its effect on throughput instead of being filed as a cost. Below is the actual product, screen by screen.
AI analysis with an automated maintenance planner
The reliability analytics read each asset's real maintenance history (11 assets and 27 recorded failures in the demo tenant) and work out MTBF, MTTR and availability per asset. Re-run it whenever new history lands. The maintenance planner then turns schedules into work orders on their due dates, with nobody having to remember.
- Per-asset failure history drives reliability scoring
- One-click re-run as new history lands
- Schedules auto-generate linked work orders
IIoT integration that speaks PLC and SCADA
Uptario models the plant as IEC 62443 zones and conduits (process control, SCADA supervisory, safety SIS, IT/OT DMZ) and maps which device talks to which over Modbus, OPC-UA and Ethernet/IP. A built-in segmentation checker flags any traffic that crosses a zone outside a declared conduit.
- Native Modbus, OPC-UA, Ethernet/IP awareness
- IEC 62443 zone & conduit modeling
- Segmentation checker for cross-zone traffic
3D factory simulation of your production line
A 3D model of the line, station by station from load to unload, each showing its live state: running, starved, faulted or idle. Block a supply feed and watch what happens downstream, with the line's OEE overlaid as it changes. You can see where flow breaks from your desk.
- Station-by-station live states (run / starved / fault / idle)
- What-if scenarios like blocking supply
- Line OEE overlaid on the simulation
Scheduling that never misses a due date
A rolling seven-day horizon shows everything coming due. Each schedule creates its own work order on the day, and completed tasks that need sign-off wait in a verification queue. Nothing depends on someone remembering.
- 7-day upcoming-maintenance horizon
- Work orders created automatically on due dates
- Verification queue for completed-work sign-off
The core CMMS, screen by screen
One command center for maintenance & operations
Every shift starts from one dashboard: open work orders, items waiting on you, live activity and plant KPIs. A maintenance manager sees the state of the floor before the first walk-round.
- Role-based KPIs and notifications
- Live activity feed across modules
- English / Arabic interface
Work orders your technicians actually complete
Create, assign and track corrective, repair and maintenance work orders with priorities, statuses and the full history per asset. Import and export in bulk, filter by anything, and overdue jobs sit in their own queue where nobody can miss them.
- Critical & overdue queues out of the box
- Assignment to teams and technicians
- Import/Export and saved views
A 52-week preventive-maintenance program per factory
Plan recurring PM tasks per machine across the year, print the week's work list and checklists, and track planned-versus-done PM compliance week by week. Set it up per plant and per line.
- Annual plan, weekly schedules, checklists
- Backlog and unplanned-event tracking
- PM compliance (plan vs actual) charts
An asset registry with criticality built in
Register every pump, motor, conveyor and CNC with its location, type and criticality. Each asset carries its own maintenance history, QR code and work-order trail, which is what reliability decisions get made on.
- Criticality ratings drive prioritization
- QR codes for on-floor identification
- Full per-asset maintenance history
Spare parts that are there when the machine is down
A live spare-parts catalog with stock levels, bin locations, unit prices and manufacturers, tied to work orders so every part used is logged and reorders are forecast from consumption instead of guessed.
- Stock levels and storage locations
- Linked to work-order consumption
- Forecasting and replenishment views
OEE you can defend in the morning meeting
Overall Equipment Effectiveness computed the ISO 22400 way: availability from actual CMMS maintenance history, performance and quality from your line, with the Six Big Losses called out so you know where OEE is leaking.
- Availability × Performance × Quality
- Targets per plant and per line
- Six Big Losses breakdown
See it running, right now
The demo tenant is open; the login page shows the demo credentials under “Demo access”. Click any screenshot or the button below. Planning, procurement, sales and finance live in Uptario ERP, a separate product on the same platform.
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