Your platform detects the signal. eWorkOrders closes the loop.
Predictive maintenance, sensor intelligence, and asset analytics tell a facility what’s about to fail. The work order is what actually gets it fixed — and the record that makes your next prediction sharper. Connect your platform to a 30-year CMMS/EAM system through a documented, open API.
Your platform spots it
Condition data, sensor events, runtime analytics, or risk models flag a developing failure before it happens.
eWorkOrders acts on it
The enriched event becomes a structured work order — assigned, scheduled, tracked, and closed out with full detail.
The outcome feeds back
What failed, what was done, and what it cost flows back as clean history — the data your model needs to get smarter.
A system of record built for the execution half of the problem.
A real, documented API
Not a promise on a roadmap. A live, documented public API your team can evaluate today and build against — the same integration layer behind connections like AssetWatch.
30 years in the field
eWorkOrders has been the system of record for maintenance teams across manufacturing, food & beverage, utilities, healthcare, and fleet since the 1990s.
Mutual referrals
When our customers need what you do, we point them to you. When yours need a CMMS, you point them to us. Good faith, both directions.
You own the signal
We don’t compete with the detection layer. We’re the execution and record layer underneath it. Your product stays yours.
Fast technical scoping
A dedicated integration lead works directly with your engineers to map your events into our work order schema. No sales runaround.
The complete story
Detection plus execution plus closed-loop history is what facilities actually want. Together we deliver it — apart, neither of us does.
If your product produces a signal that should become work, we should talk.
From first look to live integration.
Read the API
Start with the documented API. Your team can see exactly which endpoints you’d work with and whether the event-to-work-order handoff maps the way you expect — before any meeting.
Scope it with our integration lead
If the fit looks clean, we connect your engineers directly with our technical integration lead to work through the details. Focused and technical, not a sales call.
Build the handoff
Map your events into the eWorkOrders work order schema and close the loop back to your platform. We support you through it.
Refer, both directions
Once you’re live, we send customers who need your capability your way — and you do the same for us. A simple, good-faith mutual referral.
Let’s build the loop that facilities have been closing by hand.
Take a look at the API. If it maps the way we both think it will, we’ll get your engineers and our integration lead in the same conversation.
Integration & partnership FAQs
Does eWorkOrders have an API?
Yes. eWorkOrders provides a documented, public REST API that partners can review and build against today. It is the same integration layer behind existing connections like AssetWatch, so integrating a new platform is a proven path, not new engineering. You can read the full API documentation here.
Can I integrate my predictive maintenance or sensor platform with eWorkOrders?
Yes. If your product detects a signal that should become maintenance work — condition monitoring, IoT and LoRaWAN sensors, predictive analytics, asset performance management, fleet telematics, or risk models — it can pass structured events into eWorkOrders through the API, where they become trackable work orders. Repair outcomes can then flow back to your platform to improve your next prediction.
How does the eWorkOrders integration partner program work?
It follows four steps: review the documented API to confirm technical fit, scope the integration directly with an eWorkOrders integration lead, build the event-to-work-order handoff, and then refer business in both directions. eWorkOrders is the execution and system-of-record layer — it does not compete with your detection or analytics layer.
Is there a fee to become an eWorkOrders integration partner?
No. The core program is a technical integration plus a simple, good-faith mutual referral arrangement: when eWorkOrders customers need what a partner does, eWorkOrders refers them, and partners refer customers who need a CMMS in return.
What is a CMMS integration and why does it matter?
A CMMS (Computerized Maintenance Management System) integration connects an external system — sensors, predictive tools, ERP, or analytics — to the platform that creates and tracks maintenance work orders. It matters because detection has little value until the signal becomes executed work with a recorded outcome. eWorkOrders closes that loop, turning an alert into a completed, documented repair.
