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About Work Order Reports

Work order reports use data from your work orders to provide insights into your organization and maintenance operations.

You can access work order reports from Reporting > Work Orders or Reporting Details.

Most work order reports appear on the Work Orders screen. To open an individual report, select Reporting > Reporting Details. From there, you can group the underlying work order data in different ways.

List of MaintainX® Work Order Reports​

ReportDescriptionWork Orders ScreenReporting Details Screen
Created vs. CompletedShows how many work orders your teams created and completed within the date range.✓✓
Work Orders by TypeShows how many of the work orders created in the date range are Preventive, Reactive, or Other, based on their Work Type field.✓✓
Non-Repeating vs. RepeatingShows how many of the work orders created in the date range are on a repeating schedule, and how many are one-time tasks.✓✓
StatusBreaks down work orders in the date range by current Status.✓✓
PriorityBreaks down work orders in the specified date range by Priority.✓✓
Time vs. CostShows the total amount of time, and the total labor costs reported on completed work orders in the date range.✓✓
Completed with Inspection CheckBreaks down work orders according to the status of Inspection Check steps from procedures in work orders✓✓
Time to CompleteShows the total number of hours spent on the work orders in the date range, the average number of hours it took to complete a work order during the date range, the mean time to repair (MTTR), and a breakdown of the average time work orders spent in different statuses.✓✓
On Time vs. OverdueShows how many work orders in the date range are past their due date, and how many are still on time.✓✓
Completed by UserShows the number of work orders completed by each user in your organization for each of the last three weeks.✓
Assets MaintenanceShows how much your organization uses repeating work orders for asset maintenance.✓
All Repeating Work OrdersShows information about all your organization’s repeating work order chains (assignees, frequency, priority, due date for the next work order in the chain, etc.)✓
Mean Time Between Failures (MTBF)Shows the average amount of time between reactive maintenance work orders for the current month, the previous month, and year to date.✓