WHAT IS AN ANOMALY?
An anomaly is any unexpected problem or defect discovered during maintenance work. Simple GMAO's Anomaly Management feature ensures these issues are never lost, forgotten, or overlooked. Instead of scattered notes and forgotten emails, every problem is recorded instantly in one central location. The technician captures what the issue is, where it's located, how serious it is, and even suggests a solution. The issue gets a priority level—Critical for safety problems, High for production impacts, Medium for efficiency issues, and Low for minor defects. Then it's automatically linked to the equipment and intervention where it was found.

The result? Problems are tracked, prioritized, and resolved instead of being repeatedly discovered by different technicians.

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WHY SIMPLE GMAO'S ANOMALY MANAGEMENT IS DIFFERENT

Simple GMAO makes anomaly management so easy that your technicians actually use it:
INSTANT RECORDING
One-click recording directly from the field. Just describe the issue, set priority, and save. No complex forms. No waiting until you get back to the office. No forgetting to document it later.

AUTOMATIC PRIORITY SYSTEM
Simple priority levels—Critical, High, Medium, Low—that everyone understands. No confusing scoring systems. Critical issues naturally bubble to the top.

EXCEL EXPORT IN ONE CLICK
Managers get professional reports showing all anomalies, recording dates, equipment affected, suggested solutions, and current status. No manual data entry. No spreadsheet formulas. Just actionable intelligence.

LINKED TO YOUR INTERVENTIONS
When a technician records an anomaly during maintenance work, it's automatically connected to that intervention and equipment. This creates a complete maintenance history for every asset, helping you see the full picture of what's working and what's not.

MOBILE-FRIENDLY
Record anomalies on any device from anywhere on your site.
Your technicians don't need to remember to write it down later or fill out paperwork back at the office.