Azzier CMMS

Azzier CMMS brings maintenance work, equipment records, parts inventory, and purchasing into a cloud system. It is a strong fit for maintenance teams that need those functions together, particularly in manufacturing, healthcare, utilities, or government. The trade-off is a free plan capped at three users and 50 equipment records, with higher limits requiring a paid plan.

Overview

Azzier connects work requests and work orders with preventive maintenance, asset management, inventory, and procurement. Preventive tasks can run on calendar intervals or meter readings, so teams can schedule work around either time or equipment use. Asset records can retain equipment hierarchies, manufacturer and purchase details, warranties, meters, and maintenance history. This structure is useful when teams need more than a log of open jobs to understand the condition and service history of their equipment.

Spare-parts and storeroom tracking sit alongside purchasing workflows for requests, orders, suppliers, and delivery. Bringing those processes together can help maintenance teams coordinate parts replenishment with planned and reactive work. Azzier is Tero Consulting’s flagship product; the company says it has developed CMMS software since the late 1970s.

Key features

Work orders, preventive maintenance, and mobile access

Teams can manage requests and work orders, schedule preventive work by date or meter reading, and track technician time. The iOS and Android apps support submitting requests, receiving assignments, and completing work orders and inspections with photos and job details. That gives field staff a way to handle assigned work from a mobile device rather than relying solely on the web system.

Inventory, integrations, and security

Inventory covers spare parts and storerooms, with purchasing steps extending from requests through delivery. Listed integrations include Power BI, Azure Active Directory, LDAP, ERP systems such as SAP, Oracle, and Microsoft Dynamics, plus IoT and telematics platforms and Excel or CSV imports. The Integration API module exposes the application database through an authenticated web API using a no-code web interface.

Azzier says its security program is audited annually for SOC 2 Type II and describes encryption in transit and at rest, firewalls, and 24/7 monitoring. Support is offered through in-system live chat during business hours, phone, and email; live chat is included in the Foundation and Advanced plans.

Pricing

Simply Azzier costs nothing, billed Forever — no credit card; no expiry. It allows up to 3 users, 50 equipment records, and 2 locations. This is a useful way for a very small team to start organizing maintenance, but its equipment and location caps will quickly constrain a broader operation.

Foundation costs $59 a month, billed Per user / month. It includes up to 5 users, 100 equipment records, 10 locations, and 500 inventory items. The per-user charge and five-user ceiling make it a better fit for a small team with defined asset and stock requirements than for an expanding department.

Advanced costs $79 a month, billed Per user / month, and supports up to 25 users at one company. It raises the user ceiling for a larger team, though the stated plan terms do not provide the same equipment, location, and inventory quotas shown for Foundation. Enterprise is offered by quotation, with unlimited users for large teams.

Azzier offers a 30-day trial. Teams should weigh the per-user paid pricing and Simply Azzier’s strict record caps against the scope of maintenance and inventory work they need to manage.

Platforms

Azzier is available on the web and through native iOS and Android apps, with an API also listed. Mobile apps are particularly relevant to technicians who need to receive assignments or complete inspections and work orders away from a desk.

Who it's for

Azzier is most compelling for maintenance teams that want preventive scheduling, equipment histories, parts tracking, and purchasing workflows in one system. Its stated customer base includes manufacturing, healthcare, utilities, and government teams. The free plan can suit a small operation with a few users and limited equipment; teams that need more records, locations, inventory capacity, or seats should consider paid plans. It is less suitable for a team seeking generous free capacity.

Pros and cons

• Broad maintenance scope: Work orders, preventive schedules, asset histories, spare-parts tracking, and purchasing workflows are covered in one system.
• Usage-based preventive scheduling: Calendar intervals and meter readings provide two ways to trigger recurring maintenance.
• Mobile task completion: iOS and Android apps support requests, assignments, work orders, and inspections with photos and job details.
• Restrictive entry limits: Simply Azzier is capped at 3 users, 50 equipment records, and 2 locations; Foundation caps users at 5 and inventory at 500 items.
• Per-user paid pricing: Foundation and Advanced are billed per user per month, so growing teams face a higher seat-based cost.

Alternatives

CMMS Software is the broader category directory for comparing maintenance systems.

• Coast is worth considering if an unlimited-work-order free plan matters more than a broad inventory and purchasing workflow: its free plan allows unlimited work orders but only 5 repeating work orders and keeps history for 7 days.
• Atlas CMMS is an option for readers looking for an open-source CMMS; its project is described as dual-licensed under AGPLv3 and a commercial license.
• Fiix may suit teams prioritizing a free maintenance feature set, with 25 active preventive maintenance tasks plus unlimited service requests, work orders, downtime tracking, and asset management.
• MainBoss may fit a single-user operation that needs to track maintenance across buildings and equipment: its free plan allows one user and up to 50 requestors.
• Maintainly is another free-plan option, with unlimited work orders, repeating work orders, checklists, meter readings, and task templates.
• MaintainX may be preferable when unlimited free work orders and procedures are the priority; its Basic plan also allows unlimited requester users, but only 2 work orders with attached procedures.
• NEXT CMMS offers a free plan for up to 2 users and 10 active work orders, with 500MB attachment storage and photo and PDF uploads.
• Maintenance Care is another option to compare for teams considering a paid maintenance system.

Verdict

Choose Azzier if your maintenance team needs preventive scheduling, detailed asset histories, and inventory purchasing in one system, with mobile work-order completion for technicians. Its operational breadth is the central reason to consider it; its tightly capped free plan and per-user paid pricing are the reasons a small or cost-sensitive team may want to compare alternatives first.