Overview
CMMS platforms track maintenance schedules, work orders, and asset history. Integrating with qrtub enables:- Scan equipment to open maintenance records
- Create work orders from the field
- Access service history on-site
- Route users to different CMMS functions
Integration Approaches
Option 1: Direct Deep Links (If Supported)
Some CMMS platforms provide deep link URLs that open the mobile app:Option 2: Web-Based Access
Most CMMS platforms have web interfaces accessible via standard URLs:Option 3: URL Templates
Use qrtub’s URL Templates to automatically construct CMMS URLs with Item data: In qrtub:- Item field
cmmsAssetID: “PUMP-042” - Destination URL template:
https://app.yourcmms.com/assets/{cmmsAssetID}
https://app.yourcmms.com/assets/PUMP-042
Why this matters for bulk deployment: Configure the URL template once. Import or create hundreds of Items with their cmmsAssetID values. Each QR code automatically routes to the correct asset record in your CMMS—no manual URL configuration per Item.
Example Setup: UpKeep
Create Profile Page Destinations
View Asset RecordMulti-System Profile Page
Combine CMMS with other systems: Destinations:- “Start Inspection” → SafetyCulture
- “View Maintenance” → CMMS
- “Log Issue” → Work order creation
- “Equipment Manual” → Documentation link
Common CMMS Platforms
| Platform | Web Access | Deep Links | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| UpKeep | ✅ | Check docs | Mobile-first platform |
| Fiix | ✅ | Check docs | Web and mobile apps |
| Maintenance Connection | ✅ | ❌ | Web-based |
| Hippo CMMS | ✅ | Check docs | Cloud-based |
| eMaint | ✅ | ❌ | Enterprise platform |
Best Practices
Field Mapping Ensure your qrtub Item fields match your CMMS asset identifiers:- Use same asset ID format
- Include all necessary parameters
- Test URLs before mass deployment
- Test on mobile devices (iOS and Android)
- Verify authentication works
- Confirm deep links open correctly
- Test from different network conditions
Troubleshooting
“Page not found” errors:- Check asset IDs match between qrtub and CMMS
- Verify URL structure with CMMS documentation
- Test static URL first, then add URL template placeholders
- Ensure users are logged into CMMS app
- Check if CMMS requires session tokens
- Consider SSO if your CMMS supports it
Resources
- Profile Pages Overview
- Key Concepts
- Contact your CMMS vendor for deep link documentation