Rockwell Fiix

Fiix, a Rockwell Automation company, is a computerised maintenance management system that connects assets for condition based maintenance and tracks work against production targets. Its distinguishing commercial feature is genuinely open pricing in a category where almost nobody publishes rates.

The free tier is not a trial. It supports creating work orders and tracking assets and supplies for a limited number of users with no credit card required, which means a small maintenance team can run their operation on it indefinitely. That is a real option for a workshop that would otherwise stay on a spreadsheet.

Condition based maintenance is the capability that separates a modern system from a scheduling calendar. Servicing equipment on a fixed interval either wastes work on machines that do not need it or misses machines that do, and connecting to asset sensor data lets the work be triggered by actual condition rather than by elapsed time.

Paid tiers are forty five dollars per user per month for Basic aimed at smaller teams and seventy five dollars for the most popular Professional tier, adding certification tracking, inspections and phone support. Per user pricing suits maintenance departments well since the user count is the technician count and does not grow with the number of assets.