Limble

Limble is a cloud-based computerized maintenance management system (CMMS) made by Limble Solutions in Lehi, Utah. Maintenance teams use it to record assets with custom fields, raise and assign work orders, take requests from outside the team, and schedule preventive maintenance. A mobile app lets technicians handle that work from the floor. Higher tiers add meter- and threshold-based scheduling, an offline mode, unlimited spare parts with vendor and purchase-order management, and a REST API. Enterprise adds multi-location reporting, custom roles, approval workflows, inventory cycle counts, 21 CFR compliance and SSO. Limble is mostly bought by small and mid-market manufacturers, facilities operators, hospitality chains and fleet operators. Customers named in press coverage include Nike, Unilever and DHL. There are three plans: Standard, Premium+ and Enterprise. Limble does not publish prices, so buyers have to use its online price calculator or contact sales. Charges are per user, and some items cost extra: SSO, 21 CFR compliance, white labelling, onsite implementation, IoT sensor integrations and ERP integrations. Its integration list covers condition-monitoring vendors such as Augury, AssetWatch, Monnit, VibeCloud and Guidewheel, plus AVEVA, Samsara and ArcGIS Online. On the ERP side it connects to SAP S/4HANA, NetSuite, Dynamics 365 Business Central and QuickBooks Online. In the Augury integration, sensor alerts turn into work orders automatically. The main limitation is that Standard caps work orders with attached procedures, and advanced analytics, at 3 per month each. Reviewers also say reporting is hard to customise beyond a certain point, and per-user costs climb quickly for large teams.