Uptime first. Everything else serves that goal.
Data-center operations teams protect SLAs across power, cooling, and environmental systems. FacilityLane adds condition-based PM, enforced LOTO + permit controls, change-window scheduling, and audit-ready records.
What breaks without the right CMMS
- PMs touch critical power or cooling assets outside approved change windows.
- Vendor and internal work mix in one queue — no separation for critical systems.
- Thermal and vibration anomalies go unactioned because sensor data lives in a separate system.
- LOTO and permit compliance is tracked on paper for 9/11-sensitive audits.
- Capacity and capex conversations lack asset-level cost and condition data.
Built for data centers operations
Condition-based PM on power trains
UPS, switchgear, generators, and PDUs trigger PM from thermography, battery health, and runtime.
Cooling / CRAC telemetry
Ingest supply / return temps, flow rates, and condenser readings. Threshold crossings open WOs.
Change-window enforcement
PM schedules honor approved maintenance windows. Blocking windows (e.g. peak traffic) auto-defer work.
LOTO + permit controls
Every power or cooling intervention requires permit + LOTO sign-off before work starts.
Anomaly detection (LAYLA)
Drift in temperature, humidity, vibration, or load triggers LAYLA to flag risk early.
Audit-ready records
SOC 2, PCI, HIPAA, and customer audits: time-stamped evidence per asset with digital sign-off.
Metrics a data centers team should track
PUE trend
Power Usage Effectiveness — bring telemetry and maintenance data together.
Unplanned-downtime hours
Headline SLA metric; correlate against LAYLA risk flags and PM compliance.
Change-window PM compliance %
PMs started and closed inside approved windows.
LOTO / permit on-time rate
Permits issued and work started without delay.
MTTR on critical systems
Isolate parts-wait, diagnostic, or on-call response gaps.
Battery / UPS failure risk
LAYLA risk score aggregated across UPS and battery banks.
Data Centers FAQ
Common questions from data centers operations teams.
Yes. MQTT, Modbus, BACnet, and OPC-UA are supported. Where DCIM owns the single source for telemetry, FacilityLane consumes events and writes back WO status.
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