Azzier CMMS

Azzier CMMS is a cloud-based system for coordinating maintenance, equipment, parts, and purchasing. It is best suited to teams that want those operations tied together, particularly in manufacturing, healthcare, utilities, or government. Its breadth is a strength, but the small user and equipment caps on lower plans make plan choice central to the decision.

Overview

Azzier connects work requests and work orders with preventive maintenance, asset records, spare-parts inventory, and procurement. Preventive tasks can be scheduled by calendar interval or meter reading, a useful fit for teams maintaining equipment on either a fixed timetable or a usage basis. Equipment records can hold hierarchies, manufacturer and purchase details, warranty information, meters, and maintenance history, giving teams a structured record beyond the work-order queue.

Inventory tracking covers spare parts and storerooms; purchasing workflows cover requests, orders, suppliers, and delivery. Putting these processes together can help maintenance teams coordinate parts replenishment with planned work. Azzier is Tero Consulting’s flagship product, and the company says it has developed CMMS software since the late 1970s.

Key features

Maintenance and mobile work

Alongside work requests and orders, Azzier supports technician time tracking and preventive maintenance. Its iOS and Android apps let staff submit requests, receive assignments, and complete work orders and inspections with photos and job details. That gives technicians a way to handle assigned work from mobile devices, though the smallest plan’s three-user limit will constrain how widely a small team can use it.

Asset, parts, and integrations

Detailed equipment records and spare-parts tracking suit teams that need maintenance history and inventory in the same workflow. Integrations include Microsoft Power BI, Azure Active Directory, LDAP, ERP systems such as SAP, Oracle, and Microsoft Dynamics, IoT and telematics platforms, and Excel or CSV imports. The Integration API module provides a no-code web interface to an authenticated API exposing the application database, a practical option for connecting other systems without building an integration from scratch.

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 available through in-system live chat during business hours, phone, and email; live chat is included in Foundation and Advanced.

Pricing

Azzier offers a free plan, paid plans from $59 a month per user, and a 30-day trial. The free Simply Azzier plan costs nothing, is billed forever, requires no credit card, and has no expiry. It caps usage at 3 users, 50 equipment records, and 2 locations. That is a reasonable way to start with a small operation, but the equipment and location limits make it a poor fit for a larger site or growing inventory.

Foundation costs $59 a month per user and supports up to 5 users, 100 equipment records, 10 locations, and 500 inventory items. It raises the limits over the free plan and includes live chat support, but remains a constrained choice for teams with more than five users or larger inventories. Advanced costs $79 a month per user and allows up to 25 users at one company. It suits a larger team than Foundation, though the listed user ceiling may still rule it out for multi-site or larger organizations.

Enterprise uses custom pricing by quotation and offers unlimited users, making it the plan to consider for large teams. Its price needs to be established for the organization’s requirements.

Platforms

Azzier supports web, iOS, Android, and an API. Native mobile apps extend requests, assignments, work orders, and inspections to technicians in the field; the API and listed integrations offer routes for connecting the system with business and equipment platforms.

Who it's for

Azzier is a strong fit for maintenance teams that want preventive scheduling, equipment histories, inventory, and purchasing in one system. Its industry focus includes manufacturing, healthcare, utilities, and government maintenance teams. Smaller teams can begin on the free plan, while teams needing more than five users or the Foundation equipment and inventory allowances should assess Advanced or Enterprise before committing.

Pros and cons

• Broad maintenance scope: Work orders, preventive schedules, asset records, parts, and purchasing sit within one system.
• Flexible preventive triggers: Calendar intervals and meter readings support different maintenance schedules.
• Useful mobile workflow: iOS and Android apps support requests, assignments, work orders, and inspections with photos and job details.
• Strict entry-level ceilings: Simply Azzier stops at 3 users, 50 equipment records, and 2 locations; Foundation stops at 5 users and 100 equipment records.
• Growing teams face a price step: Advanced costs $79 a month per user, while Enterprise requires a quotation.

Alternatives

Coast is worth comparing if its free plan’s unlimited work orders and real-time messaging matter more than Azzier’s equipment and purchasing breadth; Coast’s free plan allows five repeating work orders and keeps history for seven days.

Atlas CMMS may suit readers who want an open-source option, with Android, iOS, web, API, and self-hosted platforms.

Fiix is another choice for teams looking for a free plan with 25 active preventive maintenance tasks, unlimited service requests, work orders, downtime tracking, and asset management.

MainBoss may be a fit for a one-user operation that needs its free plan’s unlimited buildings and equipment, with up to 50 requestors.

Maintainly is an alternative with a free plan that includes unlimited work orders, repeating work orders, checklists, meter readings, and task templates.

MaintainX is worth considering when unlimited work orders, procedures, and requester users on a free plan are priorities; its Basic plan permits two work orders with attached procedures.

NEXT CMMS offers a free plan for up to two users and ten active work orders, with 500 MB of attachment storage and photo and PDF uploads.

Maintenance Care may suit teams prepared for a $250 a month plan based on yearly pricing, with unlimited users, work orders, preventive maintenance, and assets.

For a broader comparison, see CMMS Software.

Verdict

Azzier is a good choice for maintenance teams that want work management, detailed equipment histories, inventory, and procurement connected, with mobile apps and integration options to support wider operations. Its free plan provides a no-expiry starting point, but the three-user, 50-record, and two-location caps are tight; teams should confirm that Foundation, Advanced, or quoted Enterprise fits their scale and budget. Look elsewhere if those limits or per-user paid pricing outweigh the benefit of bringing these workflows together.