Sockeye VS Excel Scheduling
Work Order Scheduling & Reporting CMMS Bolt-On
Stop losing time to Excel. Save critical time and go live with the #1 CMMS Bolt-On in as little as 2 weeks.
Say Goodbye To Copy & Paste
CMMS Integration
live Statuses
Visual daily/weekly schedule
Labor availability dashboard
SMRP + Custom Automatic Reports
SMRP + Custom KPI Dashboard
Schedule With Minimal Effort
Eliminating spreadsheets saves the average scheduler 5+ hours per week.
CMMS API Integration
Say goodbye to copy and paste, lost statuses & multiple spreadsheets with seamless read/write CMMS API integration.
Visual Schedule
View the latest updates to your schedule in one place.
Sockeye CMMS Bolt-On
Work order scheduling shouldn’t be painfully complicated.
- Automated daily/weekly scheduling
- Live, visual daily/weekly schedules
- SMRP KPIs
- Fast API CMMS integration
- Free Trial
Time-Consuming Excel Schedules
The average Excel/CMMS scheduler loses 5+ hours per week to inefficient scheduling.
Built For Maintenance Schedulers
Sockeye makes it easy to post a live daily/weekly schedule that keeps everyone on track.
Seamless API Integration
Sockeye fits into your existing workflow by integrating with your CMMS and workforce management software, keeping you updated with the latest data.
Live Trial
Try Sockeye yourself in as little as 2 weeks.
No IT resources are needed, simply share an Excel copy of your schedule and attend a 1-hour training session.
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“Sockeye supports our own scheduling process perfectly. It shows the available work. It shows the available labor. It’s just a matter of clicking & dropping. It’s fantastic.”
Cade, Assistant Vice President of
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“We used to struggle to get a weekly schedule up. Now we post one each week that my team keeps updated.”
Jonathan, Maintenance Scheduler
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“We’re pushing our reactive backlog down every month and we now have a schedule posted each week. When I need a status, I just open Sockeye.”
Ken, Maintenance Planner
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“It is much simpler to enter the hours for the week than the system we had before. All I have to do is select the week and enter everyone’s hours and we are good to go for scheduling.”
Julien, Maintenance Planner
