Eagle CMMS
CMMS software
Enterprise asset management (EAM) software
Asset management software
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What is Eagle CMMS
Eagle CMMS is a computerized maintenance management system used to plan, track, and document maintenance work for equipment and facilities. It supports core CMMS workflows such as work orders, preventive maintenance scheduling, asset records, and maintenance history reporting. The product is typically used by maintenance teams that need a centralized system of record for assets and service activities across one or more sites. It is positioned as a CMMS/EAM tool rather than a broader workplace or facilities suite.
Core CMMS work management
Eagle CMMS focuses on foundational maintenance workflows such as work order creation, assignment, status tracking, and closure documentation. It supports preventive maintenance planning to help standardize recurring tasks. For organizations primarily seeking a maintenance system of record, this scope aligns well with common CMMS requirements.
Asset and history tracking
The system maintains asset records and links work orders and PMs to those assets to build service history. This supports troubleshooting, audit readiness, and lifecycle decision-making based on past maintenance activity. Asset-centric history is a baseline capability expected in CMMS/EAM tools and is central to the product’s use case.
Maintenance reporting baseline
Eagle CMMS provides reporting around work activity and maintenance history to support operational oversight. These reports help teams monitor backlog, PM completion, and asset-level maintenance trends. For smaller teams, built-in reporting can reduce reliance on external BI tools for day-to-day visibility.
Limited public technical detail
Publicly available documentation on integrations, APIs, and data model details is limited compared with many modern CMMS platforms. This can make it harder to validate fit for complex IT environments before a vendor-led demo. Buyers may need to rely on direct vendor confirmation for integration and security requirements.
Unclear mobile-first capabilities
Information on native mobile apps, offline mode, and modern technician UX is not consistently documented in public sources. If field technicians require barcode/QR scanning, offline work, or streamlined mobile workflows, these areas should be validated in a proof of concept. Mobile execution is a key differentiator among many CMMS tools in this category.
EAM depth may vary by need
While positioned across CMMS/EAM use cases, it is not clear how deep advanced EAM functions go (for example, multi-level asset hierarchies, reliability analytics, condition monitoring, or complex parts and procurement workflows). Organizations with enterprise-scale governance or highly regulated maintenance programs may need to confirm these capabilities. Fit can depend on whether requirements extend beyond core CMMS into broader EAM.
Plan & Pricing
| Plan | Price | Key features & notes |
|---|---|---|
| Standard | Contact sales (price not listed on site) | Work Orders & Work Requests; Asset Management; Preventive Maintenance; Mobile app; Hosted on Azure with built-in Microsoft security protocols; Advanced security (SSL, token-based auth). (Minimum # of users: 3). |
| Professional | Contact sales (price not listed on site) | All Standard features plus Inventory Management; Multiple Sites; Advanced Reporting; Purchasing & Vendor Management. (Minimum # of users: 3). |
| Enterprise | Contact sales (price not listed on site) | All Standard & Professional features plus robust, well-documented APIs; options to integrate with/without TMA developer assistance; lightweight and efficient for max performance. (Minimum # of users: 3). |
