EZO EAM Features
EZO EAM Features
Asset Lifecycle & Operations
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Maintenance Management
Technician Management
Work Planner
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Custody and Access
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Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. EZO EAM’s Service Triage can automatically send assets into maintenance at check-in. Teams can apply it to all or selected asset groups and set a maintenance period for cleaning, inspection, or servicing. This creates a dedicated post-return inspection window so teams can verify equipment condition and complete any required service before returning it to use.
EZO EAM separates items into Assets, Asset Stock, and Inventory. Use Assets when each unit needs its own identity, custody record, maintenance history, and lifecycle—for example, an excavator or camera. Use Asset Stock for reusable, interchangeable items managed by quantity, such as cables or chairs. Use Inventory for supplies consumed during use, such as fuel or cleaning materials. This distinction determines whether teams track individual units, quantities checked out and returned, or stock consumed.
EZO EAM’s Asset Utilization report measures checkout frequency and duration. Its Catalog Optimizer calculates asset utilization using hours checked out relative to total available hours. These measures help teams understand equipment allocation and identify items that are checked out for little time. They represent checkout-based utilization: an asset assigned to a crew for eight hours may not have operated for all eight hours.
Yes. The Availability of Overdue Items setting lets teams choose how overdue assets affect reservation availability. Enable it to allow future reservations after an asset’s expected return date. Disable it to exclude overdue assets from availability until they are returned. Assets under maintenance remain unavailable.
Yes. With Work Order Costs enabled, EZO EAM can track base cost, consumed inventory, labor, and associated service costs. Tracking consumed inventory costs requires the relevant setting and a configured costing method. Labor costs use work logs with hours worked and an hourly rate. These costs appear in work order reports. Changing the account’s costing method does not change the method already applied to an existing work order.
EZO EAM’s Packages and Bundles support different grouping needs. Use Packages to manage specific assets as a single unit, keeping assigned equipment together for reservations, checkout, and return. Use Bundles for flexible equipment lists combining Assets, Asset Stock, and Inventory, with quantities, pickup locations, or item selections adjustable before checkout.
Mobile barcode scanning can capture geolocation at the time of a scan, providing a location snapshot rather than continuous GPS tracking. For ongoing location updates, EZO EAM can receive coordinates from third-party GPS providers through an API integration, using middleware where required. Update frequency depends on the connected provider and integration setup.
Yes. EZO EAM’s Recurring Services configuration includes an “Upon completion of previous Work Order” repetition option. Teams can also make the next service visible immediately after the previous service finishes. This supports maintenance cycles that depend on completed work rather than only a fixed calendar schedule. Recurring services can apply to a group or subgroup, or selected individual assets, letting teams distinguish shared maintenance requirements from equipment-specific schedules.