The part was used elsewhere.
It shows as available, but another repair has already used it.
Planned maintenance In development
Machine stopped.
Parts missing?
We’re building Schdul to flag missing parts and unconfirmed technician availability before planned shutdowns.
Share your experience ↗How does your team check that the job is ready?
Illustrative readiness check
○
PartsTo confirm
✓
TechnicianAvailable
✓
ProductionWindow agreed
Supervisor reviewAwaiting parts confirmation
01 / The problem
What holds up the job?
The plan is agreed. Then something changes.
The technician is on a breakdown.
They are on shift, but no longer available for the planned job.
Production needs the machine.
The production plan changed. The maintenance schedule has not caught up.
Does this happen at your factory—or is the problem different?
Tell us what happened ↗02 / What we’re building
Know what is missing.
Before work begins.
Schdul is being built to bring maintenance records, parts information and team confirmations together for each planned job.
Work with your existing tools
We’re exploring connections to the systems your team already uses.
Keep the decision with your team
The authorised supervisor reviews the job before approval.
Example / Planned machine service
- 01 / Gather
Job requirements
Parts information
Team confirmations - 02 / Check
Identify missing or outdated confirmations
- 03 / Review
Show the supervisor what still needs checking
Parts confirmation missingNext: stores to confirm the bearing.
First prototype in development. We’re learning how these checks work on the factory floor.
Supports readiness checks, not machine control or safety isolation.
03 / Explore the idea
What if the plan changes?
Choose a situation to see which check needs attention.
Illustrative example / CNC machine service
- Parts
- ○ Awaiting stores confirmation
- Technician
- ✓ Confirmed by supervisor
- Production
- ✓ Window confirmed
What changed
The bearing needs confirmation.
The job is planned, but stores has not yet confirmed that the bearing is ready for it.
Stores confirms the required bearing is ready for this job.
Awaiting parts confirmation
Example only. In practice, updates depend on connected records and team confirmations.
04 / Your experience
How does your team
handle this today?
Tell us about one recent maintenance job: what was planned, what changed, and how your team handled it.
Maintenance / Production / Stores / Factory owners
Your current process might already cover this. We’d like to understand that too.
Share your experience ↗No presentation or confidential records needed.
05 / Connect
Let’s talk about
your factory.
Leave your details. We’ll get in touch to hear how your team handles planned maintenance.
One recent job is a good place to start.
06 / About Schdul
Starting with
maintenance readiness.
Hello, my name is Chaitanya Joshi, and we’re building Schdul because a machine shouldn’t stop for planned maintenance only for the team to discover that the parts or technician aren’t ready.
We’re developing the first prototype and looking for factory teams to learn with.