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Simple to use, easy to maintain and very affordable.
Maintenance Management Software
Mainteno is an advanced award-winning facilities maintenance and management software that streamlines every aspect of maintenance management processes. "We provide on line software and have provided on line maintenance management software for the past
eight years," said Mainteno's David Lattimer. "Our software is extremely diverse and adaptable for many industries and has been used to manage many different types of facilities by companies including The Dogs Trust. DPD, funeral homes, schools and care homes." All accessed through one easy to use platform, Mainteno is a CMMS (Computerised Maintenance Management System) which provides a CAFM (Computer Aided Facilities Management) solution for organisations. Designed with an easy to use dashboard, Mainteno provides all the relevant data in one central system enabling the user to access all aspects of facilities managements through its functions including managing
MAINTENO
Retail I Care Homes I Leisure Clubs Race Courses I Charities I Pub Chains I Office Management I Logistics Mainteno Facilities Maintenance and Management Software
Award-winning Maintenance Management Software Meeting the maintenance management needs of every sector, including:
maintenance, scheduling maintenance, creating fault repair reports, asset tracking, general task management. creating checklists, invoicing, enquiring and managing quotes and tendering of contractors and supporting contractors. Mainteno Facilities Management Software from David Lattimer on Vimeo.
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