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Tenatrak CMMS · Tenatrak Software LLC

Maintenance you can actually run.

Tenatrak is the CMMS built around the two jobs that matter: the planner who owns the backlog, and the technician who closes the work. Assets in a tree. Work orders on the right machine. PMs that fire on time.

Request a demo Get notified · October 16, 2026

Goes live October 16, 2026. Built for the person whose name is on uptime.

A technician in a white hard hat and hearing protection working on a machine with a wrench.
Close it on the floor
A woman and a man in hard hats and safety vests reviewing an open electrical panel, one holding a tablet.
Same job. Two seats.
A plant-floor table with the Tenatrak planner open on a tablet. The clipboard is gone.
Clipboards are obsolete

Planner console

Calendar, backlog, asset tree, PM compliance, parts min/max. The office surface for the person who decides what gets done this week.

Tenatrak Clean Bay on the demo plant: open work orders for North and South plant pumps, with a monthly PM on South Plant Pump 10 selected.

Technician PWA

One work order. Big buttons. Checklist, scan, photo. Built for the floor — not a desktop form squeezed onto a phone.

Tenatrak technician work order on a phone: Monthly PM PMP-S-10 on South Plant Pump 10, with Take photo on the Files tab.

Why a CMMS

Why facilities managers need more than a spreadsheet.

You track assets across rooms, buildings, and often multiple sites. Spreadsheets and manual work orders leave gaps — warranty coverage, maintenance history, who’s on what. Those gaps show up as emergency repairs, a backlog you can’t see, and vendors you can’t hold to the job.

The blind spots

  • Incomplete or missing asset data (warranty, history)
  • Work orders stuck in email and paper — no live status
  • Reactive spend when PMs never become real jobs
  • Weak vendor accountability without a system of record

What a CMMS fixes

  • One live record: assets in a tree, work on the machine
  • Planner visibility into backlog, calendar, and overdue
  • PMs that open the work order and reserve parts
  • Technician close on the floor — checklist, scan, photo

Tenatrak is that loop: planner console + technician app. Same work order. Two jobs. Not another logbook with a login.

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Launch

Tenatrak goes live October 16, 2026.

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Operations value

What a working CMMS is worth on your plant.

Put in what unplanned downtime costs you each year. We apply an industry-typical 32% reduction by year two. This is a calculator, not a Tenatrak case study.

Default is $500,000. Type your number. The return updates as you type.

What you spend

$500,000

Unplanned downtime, per year

Typical CMMS reduction

32%

Industry range by year two, not a Tenatrak result

Illustrated annual return

$160,000

32% of the number you entered

Change the input and the dollars move. For a walkthrough against your assets and crew, book a demo.

What CMMS programs typically move

Industry ranges for a real CMMS plus PMs that actually fire. Not Tenatrak customer results.

~32%

Less unplanned downtime by year two

15–40%

Faster repairs (MTTR) when history, parts, and close are in one loop

MTBF up

Failures thin out when PMs land on the asset, not a wall calendar

Wrench time

Techs get hours back from hunting paper. We will not claim 95%.

Book a demo Size the rollout

Not another logbook with a login.

If work does not sit on the asset, PMs are a calendar fantasy. If the tech cannot close on the floor, the planner is lying to the board. Tenatrak is the loop between those two jobs.