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Board-ready reports in minutes

Purpose-built facilities reporting - 30 data sources, live dashboards, 20-year forecasts, and exports in four formats - so questions get answers, not another spreadsheet project.

Answers, not data dumps

Generic BI tools make you model facilities data from scratch. AssetLab already speaks the language - FCI, PM compliance, deferred maintenance - so every report answers a facilities question out of the box.

Two days of work in 30 seconds

The average facilities manager spends 8-12 hours a month copying data into spreadsheets. Generate the same reports in 30 seconds - filtered, formatted, and ready for the board.

Ready for whoever asks

Reports go to Excel or CSV for the analyst, charts to SVG for the plan document, and work order and compliance reports to PDF for the board.

Any question, answered without SQL

Pick a data source, choose the columns, set the filters, preview - the answer is on screen in seconds. No data modeling, no custom queries, no IT department. Built for facilities managers, not data scientists.

  • 30 data sources spanning assets, maintenance, places, infrastructure, classification, and finance
  • Pick any columns, custom fields included
  • Grouped AND/OR filter conditions with a live preview
  • Inspection form answers are data you can filter and report on
  • Save and reuse the reports your team runs every month
  • Export results straight to CSV or Excel
See the asset data behind every report →
Custom report · No SQL
Aging HVAC below condition 50
Type: HVACAge > 15 yrsCondition < 50
RTU-04 · Rooftop unit18 yrs · Cond 42
AHU-2 · Air handler21 yrs · Cond 38
Boiler B1 · Mechanical17 yrs · Cond 47
CHW-1 · Chiller19 yrs · Cond 44
27 assets matchExport Excel
Preview it, then export to Excel or CSV
Dashboard · Maintenance
Work orders completed
45
Jan
60
Feb
52
Mar
70
Apr
64
May
82
Jun
PM compliance94% · +2% MoM
Live metrics refresh automatically - no manual updates, ever

See today - and the next ten years

Live dashboards show the current state of operations - open work orders, PM compliance, asset condition, monthly costs. Five-year history reveals the trend, and ten-year forecasts show what's coming before it becomes a crisis.

  • Live metrics that refresh without manual updates
  • Work order analytics - average time to resolve, PM vs reactive split, % completed on time
  • 5-year trends for work orders, compliance, FCI, and costs
  • 20-year FCI, depreciation, and capital need projections
  • Capital Brief on the Lifecycle dashboard - keep-pace vs catch-up reinvestment and the funding gap by system class, downloadable as charts and tables
  • Show facilities, infrastructure, or both on every Lifecycle element
  • 20+ chart types built for facilities, not sales funnels
See how forecasts feed capital planning →

Take any report where it needs to go

Council, the board, the auditor, and the analyst each want something different. Export the same numbers in the format each one needs, without rebuilding them in a spreadsheet first.

  • Work order reports as PDF for boards and councils
  • Excel and CSV for pivot tables and further analysis
  • SVG charts for plans and presentations
  • Capital Brief downloads as charts and tables
  • Compliance Reports tab downloads a branded audit PDF
  • Every list has an Export button to CSV
What is the Facility Condition Index? →
Exports
The right format for every audience
Open work orders
Report builder
ExcelCSV
Capital Brief
Lifecycle dashboard
ChartsTables
Compliance audit
Compliance reports
PDF
FCI forecast chart
Dashboard chart
SVG
Excel, CSV, SVG and PDF, straight from the screen you're on

And everything else you'd expect

Custom report builder

Pick columns, grouped AND/OR filters, preview

30 data sources

Assets, maintenance, places, infrastructure, finance

Capital Brief

Keep-pace vs catch-up reinvestment, funding gap

Live dashboards

Current metrics, no manual refreshes

Maintenance KPIs

Time to resolve, PM vs reactive, % on-time

20-year forecasting

FCI, depreciation, and capital needs

Site condition reports

FCI gauges, trends, risk assessments

Project reports

Executive summaries, budget vs actual

20+ chart types

FCI gauges, Gantt timelines, forecasts

Four export formats

Excel, CSV, SVG and PDF reports

Export from any list

Every list has an Export button to CSV

“Having visual metrics on asset age and maintenance history in one place has changed how I think about long-term planning. I can see at a glance which assets are aging, what work has been done on them, and how that factors into our capital planning.”
Mark Perkins
Facility Operations Manager, Calgary Winter Club
Read the full story →

Reporting & Analytics FAQ

Common questions about CMMS reporting, exports and sharing, and forecasting.

What reports can a CMMS generate?
A CMMS like AssetLab reports on everything it tracks: work order status, priority, and completion times, PM schedule compliance, asset condition and age, parts usage, FCI scores, deferred maintenance backlogs, depreciation, project budgets, and inspection form answers. The report builder draws on 30 data sources spanning assets, maintenance, places, infrastructure, classification, and finance.
How do I share reports with council or the board?
Export them. Custom reports download as Excel or CSV, the work order report comes as a branded PDF, the Capital Brief on the Lifecycle dashboard downloads as charts and tables for an asset management plan, and the compliance Reports tab produces a branded audit PDF. Save the reports you run every month so the next pack is one click. AssetLab does not email reports on a schedule; you export them when you need them.
Do I need SQL or a BI tool to build custom reports?
No. Pick a data source, choose the columns (custom fields included), filter with grouped AND/OR conditions, preview the result, then export to CSV or Excel or save the report to reuse. Generic BI tools typically take 3-6 months of implementation and need IT for every change - AssetLab reporting works from day one with zero configuration.
What export formats does AssetLab reporting support?
The report builder exports Excel and CSV for pivot tables and further analysis, and every list exports to CSV. Dashboard charts download as SVG for a presentation or plan document, and the work order and compliance reports download as branded PDFs for board meetings and audits. For automated workflows, the REST API returns the same data.
Can reports forecast future maintenance and capital needs?
Yes. Beyond real-time dashboards and 5-year historical trends, AssetLab generates 20-year FCI forecasts, depreciation projections, and capital requirement predictions - the numbers that feed strategic capital planning and justify budgets before a crisis forces the decision.
Which maintenance KPIs does AssetLab track?
The work order report covers volume, backlog and aging, average and median time to resolve, the split between preventive and reactive work, and the percentage completed on time, by site and by technician. Pair it with PM compliance and cost breakdowns on a live dashboard - no spreadsheet math required. AssetLab does not calculate MTBF or OEE, and it does not record downtime or failure codes.
What is the Capital Brief?
The Capital Brief is the forward-looking capital narrative on Dashboard › Lifecycle: projected replacement costs, keep-pace versus catch-up reinvestment, recorded spend, and the funding gap by system class. It downloads as charts and tables ready to drop into an asset management plan. A Show filter switches the whole Lifecycle tab - headline cards, projected replacement chart, Capital Brief, and replacement table - between facilities, infrastructure, or both.
How does CMMS reporting help with audits?
Auditors want proof, and the data is already there. A report on completed PM work orders shows what was done, when, and by whom, and the compliance Reports tab downloads a branded audit PDF with each schedule's completions, overdue stretches, and the documents on file.
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