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Reporting is a manual job
Exporting, pivoting, and formatting takes a week, and it starts again the next month.
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Canary reports on the work as it happens. Ask a question in plain language, get the chart, and share the view — nobody rebuilds the same spreadsheet every month.
The Challenge
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Exporting, pivoting, and formatting takes a week, and it starts again the next month.
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Everyone keeps their own spreadsheet, so the meeting spends its first half reconciling numbers.
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The dashboard on the wall is as fresh as the last person who remembered to update it.
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Anything the template didn't anticipate means starting the export over.
The solution
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Core capabilities
Live Dashboards
Read from the work orders themselves.
Plain-Language Queries
Ask for a chart and get one.
PM Compliance
On-time, late, and missed, per site.
Downtime and MTTR
Where the hours are actually going.
Cost Reporting
Labour, parts, and contractor spend per asset.
Scheduled Exports
The same view, in an inbox, every Monday.
We used to lose hours tracking down parts across spreadsheets and storerooms. Canary gave us real-time visibility into every part, every location. Stockouts dropped, carrying costs fell, and our technicians finally have what they need when they need it.
Daria Simonova
Director of Operations, ABB Woods
Blogs and Articles

A practical guide to a CMMS workflow for manufacturing: define the job, prepare the people and materials, coordinate the shift, and record the return to service.

A practical guide to stronger asset history: capture the context behind maintenance work, separate symptoms from causes, and use follow-up to improve the next decision.

A field-ready routine for confirming the asset, reviewing prepared work, recording what changed, and handing off useful closeout.
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