Equipment register

Every machine you service, and its whole history.

Your customers don't have “a gym.” They have 14 treadmills, 9 ellipticals and a cable crossover that keeps fraying. OptyField keeps a record of each one.

Equipment list showing machines by make, model, serial, position and status

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What's on file for each machine

  • Make, model, serial number and position on the floor (TM-1, EL-3…)
  • Status: good, repairs needed, out of service, repaired, removed
  • Install date and warranty, with expired warranties marked
  • Every visit's notes, repairs, estimates and checklists
  • Which customer and location it belongs to, across all your accounts

The Houston service company OptyField was built in keeps more than 15,000 machines on file this way. If you have equipment lists in spreadsheets today, we import them during setup.

One treadmill's service history: earlier maintenance notes and the latest repair notes
Customer portal equipment page listing machines by location

Your customers see their machines too

In the customer portal, a fitness director can see every machine at each of their locations, what needs attention and what was done, plus maintenance reports from your PM visits.

See it with your own equipment list

A 30-minute walkthrough, built around how your techs, estimators and customers work today.