Maintenance schedule fields for Enterprise Asset Management
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Summary of Maintenance schedule fields for Enterprise Asset Management
This document provides a detailed explanation of the maintenance schedule fields within the Enterprise Asset Management (EAM) application, enabling ServiceNow customers to effectively configure and manage maintenance schedules for their enterprise assets.
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Key Fields and Their Practical Use
- Name: Identifies the maintenance schedule.
- Short description: Provides a brief summary of the maintenance schedule's purpose.
- Trigger: Defines the condition that initiates maintenance. Customers can select from these options:
- Duration: Time-based triggers with detailed scheduling options.
- Meter: Based on specific enterprise asset field values.
- Condition: Based on filter conditions applied to assets.
- Script: Advanced scripted criteria for triggering maintenance.
- Duration or Meter: Triggers maintenance on whichever condition occurs first.
- Active: Indicates whether the maintenance schedule is currently active.
Trigger Details Sections
Depending on the Trigger choice, specific form sections appear for further configuration:
- Duration Details: Specify how often maintenance runs with options like Interval (custom time intervals), Weekly, Monthly, Annually, Week in Month, or Day in Week in Month in Year. You can define days, weeks, months, and exact times. Also includes Lead time to specify preparation duration before scheduled work.
- Meter Details: Choose the enterprise asset field and the value that will trigger maintenance when matched.
- Condition Details: Create complex filter conditions using logical operators (and/or) and multiple condition sets to precisely define when maintenance should run.
- Script Details: Enter advanced scripts for custom triggers requiring complex logic beyond standard conditions.
Why This Matters
Accurately defining maintenance schedules helps ensure timely and efficient upkeep of enterprise assets, reducing downtime and extending asset life. The flexibility in trigger options allows customers to tailor maintenance plans to diverse operational requirements.
What to Expect
By using these fields, ServiceNow customers can create robust, precise maintenance schedules that automatically trigger based on time intervals, asset metrics, filter conditions, or custom scripts. This empowers proactive asset management aligned with business needs.
A detailed description of all maintenance schedule fields in the Enterprise Asset Management application.
Maintenance Schedule
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
| Name | Name of the maintenance schedule. |
| Short description | Brief description of the maintenance schedule. |
| Trigger | Trigger that specifies the type of conditions that must be met for the maintenance to run. Select one of the following options:
|
| Active | Option that indicates if the maintenance schedule is active. |
Duration Details
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
| Trigger type | Frequency at which you want the maintenance to run. Select one of the following options:
|
| Lead time | Number days required for the scheduled maintenance work. |
Meter Details
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
| Field | Enterprise asset field that you want to match against to trigger the maintenance to run. |
| Every | Field value that an enterprise asset must match to trigger the maintenance to run. |
Condition Details
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
| Filter Condition | Filter conditions that trigger the maintenance to run You can add multiple filter conditions to the trigger using the following
options:
|
Script Details
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
| Script | Script specifying the advanced criteria that triggers the maintenance to run. |