
Redlist is a reliability centered maintenance platform built for industrial teams that need more from their CMMS. Where traditional maintenance software stops at the work order, Redlist continues to the shop floor, tracking every lubrication point, inspection task, and operator action.
The platform runs on web, iOS, and Android with full offline functionality, purpose-built for technicians in plants, mines, and refineries where connectivity is unreliable.
Lubrication Management
Redlist manages lubrication at the individual point level, assigning the correct lubricant, volume, and frequency to every grease fitting, oil drain, and sample port. Routes are executed digitally, replacing paper-based systems and eliminating the pencil-whipping that hides missed tasks. Oil analysis results from labs integrate directly so technicians see condition data alongside their route.
CMMS and Asset Management
Manage assets from the enterprise level down to individual components. Create work orders, build PM templates, track parts inventory, and schedule predictive maintenance. Connects to existing ERP and CMMS systems including SAP, Oracle EAM, JDE, and Maximo, bridging the gap between enterprise software and field execution.
Operator Basic Care
Enable frontline operators to perform guided daily inspections and basic maintenance tasks, building a digital record of institutional knowledge that would otherwise be lost when experienced technicians retire.
AI Agents
Nine purpose-built agents for FMEA analysis, RCM-based PM development, oil analysis interpretation, vibration diagnostics, and lubrication optimization.
Serving mining, oil and gas, chemical processing, food and beverage, packaging, paper and corrugated, and manufacturing. Deployed under 100 days.
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