Key takeaways
- Weever states autonomous maintenance checklists with one point lessons, abnormality routing to closure, 5S audits, a skills matrix, BBSO, near miss and work permits.
- Its public pages do not state a planned-maintenance scheduler or OEE capture; it integrates with a CMMS or ERP.
- MaintWiz states those operator routines and adds planned maintenance, OEE by equipment, line and plant, quality, Kaizen, early equipment management, office TPM and TPM Central.
- MaintWiz carries the same operator routines and the rest of the programme in one AI CMMS: eight pillars, 5S, OEE, Kaizen and OPL, set up in 6 to 8 weeks.
Verdict
The short verdict
MaintWiz and Weever: what each states for TPM
From each vendor's own public pages, read on 2 November 2026
| Area | MaintWiz | Weever |
|---|---|---|
| Autonomous maintenance records | Stated | Stated |
| Abnormality or tag register | Stated | Stated |
| Planned maintenance | Stated | Partly |
| Focused improvement, Kaizen | Stated | Not stated |
| Quality maintenance | Stated | Partly |
| Early equipment management | Stated | Not stated |
| Education and training | Stated | Stated |
| Safety: near miss, BBSO, permits | Stated | Stated |
| Office TPM | Stated | Not stated |
| 5S audits | Stated | Stated |
| OEE and losses | Stated | Not stated |
| One point lessons | Stated | Stated |
| Areas stated | 12 of 12 | 6 of 12 |
Stated with feature detail Claimed or partly stated Not stated on public pages
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Book a demo| MaintWiz | Weever | |
|---|---|---|
| Scope stated | The whole TPM programme in one AI CMMS | Operator routines, 5S and safety observations beside a CMMS |
| Operator routines | Abnormality register, 5S, one point lessons, training, safety | Autonomous maintenance checklists, abnormalities, 5S, skills, BBSO |
| Planned maintenance | Yes, with time, condition and event triggers | Not stated; failed checks can create work orders in a CMMS or ERP |
| OEE | Equipment, line and plant OEE with a loss report | Not stated as a capability |
| Pricing | Quoted to modules and users | Not published; book a demo |
Downloads
TPM software scorecard and cost planner for the comparison (Excel)
ExcelTPM software RFP template and vendor scorecard (42 weighted requirements)Weight 42 requirements, score up to five vendors, run a proof of concept on your own equipment list and read a ranked
- Sheets
- Dashboard, Inputs, Scorecard, Pilot scoring, Questions, Proof of concept, Read me
- A4
- Version
- v1.1, 4 November 2026
ExcelTPM software cost planner (three-year)Compare the three-year cost of TPM software on your users, plants and services
- Sheets
- Dashboard, Inputs, Costs, Results, Read me
- A4
- Version
- v1.2, 4 November 2026
PDFTPM software demo-day script: 11 tasks to run on your own dataCompare TPM software fairly: eleven tasks to run live on your own equipment list, with timings, pass criteria and a score column for each vendor.
Inside: Eleven live tasks, from raising an abnormality to an Excel upload · Minutes allowed and the pass condition for each task · Scores 0 to 5 in three vendor columns · Same tasks, same data, same stopwatch for every vendor
- Pages
- 1
- A4 landscape
- Created
- 5 November 2026
ExcelTPM business-case workbookTurn downtime, output, maintenance cost and scrap into payback, IRR and a one-page board summary from your own figures
- Sheets
- Dashboard, Inputs, Case, Board summary, Read me
- A4
- Version
- v1.2, 4 November 2026
ExcelExcel to TPM software migration checklist (8-week plan)Plan the move from Excel to TPM software in eight weeks, from scope and master data to the parallel run and cut-over
- Sheets
- Dashboard, Inputs, Inventory, Mapping, Checklist, Read me
- A4
- Version
- v1.1, 4 November 2026
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Weever states
What do Weever's public pages state?
Weever's public pages state autonomous maintenance checklists with one point lessons, abnormalities routed to maintenance and tracked to closure, 5S audits, a skills matrix, BBSO, near-miss and incident reporting and work permits.
MaintWiz runs autonomous maintenance checklists, one point lessons, the abnormality register, 5S audits, BBSO, near miss, incident reporting and ePTW, and carries them with planned maintenance and OEE on one equipment list.
Pillar by pillar
Pillar by pillar: what each states
| TPM area | MaintWiz | Weever |
|---|---|---|
| Autonomous maintenance records | Yes | Yes: checklists, centrelines, OPLs |
| Tag or abnormality register | Yes: six status tabs | Yes: abnormalities to closure |
| Planned maintenance | Yes | Not stated; integrates with a CMMS or ERP |
| Focused improvement and Kaizen | Yes | Not stated |
| Quality maintenance | Yes: rejection RCA, QD matrix | Partly: quality and CCP checks |
| Early equipment management | Yes: MP sheets | Not stated |
| Education and training | Yes: plan, sessions, schedule | Yes: skills matrix and training tracker |
| Safety | Yes: incident, BBSO, near miss, ePTW | Yes: BBSO, near miss, permits |
| Office TPM | Yes | Not stated |
| 5S audits | Yes: compliance, month-wise, top and low 10 | Yes: weighted scoring and photos |
| OEE and losses | Yes: equipment, line, plant | Not stated as a capability |
| One point lessons | Yes | Yes |
MaintWiz adds
Where does MaintWiz add planned maintenance and OEE?
Planned maintenance in the same record
In MaintWiz a tag can become a work order and a PM schedule sits beside it: time, condition and event triggers, a work bench for the planner, upcoming schedules and approved PM compliance reports. The abnormality and the planned work live on one equipment list.
OEE and the loss behind it
MaintWiz holds production log entries, capacity and loss masters, a downtime report that splits unplanned, planned and performance loss, and OEE rolled up from equipment to line and plant. The tag and the loss can then be linked to the pillar that removes it.

The pillars Weever does not state
Kaizen, early equipment management through MP sheets, office TPM and TPM Central are in the MaintWiz product. See the TPM software overview and Jishu Hozen module (Figure 3).


Safety and quality
How do safety, quality and training compare?
Weever states a BBSO programme, near-miss and incident reporting, work permits with exceedance tracking and safety audits, plus a skills matrix and training tracker that fill from completed checks.
MaintWiz covers the same ground in the safety pillar (incident reporting, BBSO, near miss observations, a SHE dashboard and electronic permit to work) and adds a quality pillar with rejection RCA, a QD matrix report and a customer complaint register, plus an education and training module with plans, sessions, a schedule and a dashboard of attendance and hours. See MaintWiz near miss and BBSO and quality defect management.
Fit
Which plants fit MaintWiz?
MaintWiz fits plants that want to start or scale a TPM programme in one AI CMMS: a pilot area with tags and 5S, planned maintenance for the critical equipment, OEE with line and plant roll-up, and quality, safety and training records alongside. It suits discrete and process manufacturers alike and loads equipment lists from Excel.
- Starting TPM with no system, or replacing paper, spreadsheets and several tools: MaintWiz carries the whole programme.
- Running a CMMS and adding operator routines: MaintWiz keeps the routines, the planned work and the losses on one equipment list.
- Every pillar measured by the same dashboards: in a MaintWiz demo, follow one tag from the shop floor to the dashboard and to a work order.
Weever alternative
Looking for a Weever alternative?
MaintWiz is the alternative for plants that want the whole programme in one AI CMMS, not only operator routines: planned maintenance, OEE with line and plant roll-up, quality, Kaizen, early equipment management, office TPM and TPM Central, with a dashboard per pillar. Equipment lists and checklists load through Excel uploads, and the entire TPM rolls out in 6 to 8 weeks with guided project management from the MaintWiz implementation team.
One or two
One AI CMMS or two products?
Failed checks in Weever can raise work orders in a CMMS or ERP, so a plant that adds Weever runs two products with two equipment lists to keep in step. MaintWiz puts the routines, the planned work and the loss data on one list, with SAP PM and MM connected through web services where a plant runs SAP.
Cost follows the same logic: add the CMMS, the operator tool and any OEE system, and compare with MaintWiz's quoted price for the modules you switch on. Use the free buyer's guide and TCO planner for the sum.
Book a demo with your own pilot area and loss codes, and ask to see one tag go from the shop floor to a work order and the OEE loss behind it: request a demo.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Is MaintWiz better than Weever for TPM?
MaintWiz covers more of the programme: it states the operator routines Weever states and adds planned maintenance, OEE with line and plant roll-up, quality, Kaizen, early equipment management, office TPM and TPM Central, on one equipment list.
Does Weever have a planned maintenance module?
Its public pages do not state a planned-maintenance scheduler. They state that failed checks can create work orders in a separate CMMS or ERP. MaintWiz runs the PM schedules and the work orders on the same equipment list as the checks.
Does Weever track OEE?
Its public pages mention OEE as an outcome and do not state OEE capture or a loss tree. MaintWiz holds OEE by equipment, line and plant with a downtime report.
Does MaintWiz do 5S, one point lessons and BBSO like Weever?
Yes. MaintWiz has 5S audits with a compliance dashboard, one point lessons with approval and PDF export, and BBSO, near miss and permit to work in the safety pillar.
Which one is cheaper?
Neither side publishes a price list: Weever shows none on its site, and MaintWiz is quoted to the modules and users you need. Ask each for a three-year quote for your users and plants, and add the CMMS and OEE tools Weever needs beside it. The free TCO planner does the sum.
Sources
Sources
- Weever, autonomous maintenance, read 2 November 2026
- Weever, 5S, read 2 November 2026
- Weever, data security, read 2 November 2026
