Problem statement
Maintenance and dispatch decisions are often disconnected from each other in day-to-day execution.
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Healthy Yards | IronKernel Solutions
Maintenance and dispatchability: Maintenance posture remains actionable when dispatchability and work execution share the same readiness context.
Target outcome
Asset maintenance posture and dispatchability context remain visible through execution windows.
Power-pair formula
Pair name: Healthy Yards
Formula: CMMS + YMS
Source solution: Maintenance and dispatchability
Linked products
Pathways and continuity routes
Workflow map
Walk these steps to validate cross-product continuity for this power-pair.
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Step 1
Track maintenance posture continuously
Maintenance operations maintain PM and work-order status as active readiness signals.
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Step 2
Expose dispatchability state to operations
Asset dispatchability surfaces whether equipment is eligible for operational assignment.
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Step 3
Close loop into active load planning
Load lifecycle planning uses maintenance-informed readiness for execution decisions.
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Validation checklist
- PM and work-order completion affects dispatchability status.
- Dispatch-facing readiness excludes non-ready assets.
- Maintenance and load timelines reconcile without manual overlays.
Proof model
Power-pair proof
CMMS asset dispatchability state is maintained in fleet modules and shared to downstream execution planners.
verified
docs/products/cmms/product.md · Module Catalog > Asset Registry and Dispatchability
Code: backend/services/cmms/internal/modules/assets
Contract: proto/cmms/fleet/v1
CMMS dispatchability workflows are implemented in asset and fleet modules.
verified
docs/products/cmms/product.md · Module Catalog > Asset Registry and Dispatchability
Code: backend/services/cmms/internal/modules/assets
Contract: proto/cmms/fleet/v1
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