Overview

Component Types define the master list of components that can be tracked across all assets. For each component type, you set the default service interval — how often the component should be serviced or replaced — which is then applied to each asset's individual preventative maintenance plan.

Define component types to track serial numbers against specific components on each asset.
Define service intervals so the system can calculate when each component is next due for service.
When an asset is created, its component list defaults to include all component types from this master list.
Adding a new component type does not automatically add it to existing assets — it must be added manually to each asset's PM Plan where required.

Interval types

Three interval types are available when defining a component type:

Interval Type	How it works
Kms	Service is due after a set number of kilometres.
Days	Service is due after a set number of days.
Days or Kms	Service is due when either the day threshold or the km threshold is reached — whichever comes first. Use this for components where either time or distance could cause wear.

The Days or Kms interval is particularly useful for vehicles that may sit idle for extended periods — for example, a spare bus that doesn't accumulate kilometres quickly but still needs time-based service attention.

Creating a component type

Navigate to Workshop → Component Types.
Click the Edit button ✏.
Click + Add Component Type at the bottom of the list.
Enter a unique description for the component.
Select the Interval Type.
Enter the interval duration (days, kms, or both if using Days or Kms).
Click Submit to save.

Editing component types

Navigate to Workshop → Component Types and click the Edit button ✏.
Update the description, interval type, and/or interval values as needed.

❕Note: Multiple component types can be edited at once before submitting.

❕Note: If changing the description, the new description must be unique.
To reorder components, use the ▲ and ▼ buttons while in edit mode. The order here determines the display order in the asset's component register and in the Mechanics Kiosk.
Click Submit to save all changes.

Deleting a component type

Navigate to Workshop → Component Types and click the Edit button ✏.
Click the delete icon 🗑️ next to the component to remove.

❕Note: You can undo this before submitting using the ↺ button.
Click Submit to save.

❕Note: Component types cannot be deleted once they have been used on an asset's component register. An error will be shown if you attempt to delete one that is in use.

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Preventative Maintenance

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