Draw the rule
Connect a trigger, conditions and actions on a visual canvas. Read it like a diagram.
Draw a rule once: when this happens, check that, then do this. Mintema runs it on every change, every sensor reading and every schedule, so overdue work, expiring dates and alarms never slip through.
Generic workflow tools do not know what a component, a condition or a sensor is. Mintema rules do, so they are quicker to build and safer to run.
Connect a trigger, conditions and actions on a visual canvas. Read it like a diagram.
A status or condition change, a date coming up, a sensor reading, a device going offline.
Run a check every morning, every Monday or every month, and send one summary instead of fifty alerts.
Notify a person, a role or a team, by app notification, email or control-room message.
A rule can change an asset’s condition or health score when a limit is crossed.
See what each rule did, when and why. Test any rule by running it manually.
Each one is a trigger, a condition and an action. Pick one to see how it works.
“{{MatchCount}} structures are overdue for inspection in your region.” One message per manager, not one per asset.
52 runs · 0 failuresThe control room gets a Critical broadcast with the structure, element and reading. Acknowledgement is tracked with a comment.
9 runs · last 3 days agoWhen a critical asset leaves service, the people who have to replan know within seconds.
17 runs · 0 failuresA silent sensor is a maintenance job of its own. The owner hears about it before the data gap does damage.
31 runs · 1 retriedIllustrative rules on sample data. Run counts are examples.
Pick the event: a change, a date, a reading, or a schedule.
Only continue if, for example, the asset is critical or the reading is above a limit.
Write the message in Arabic and English, pick who receives it and how urgent it is.
The rule runs on its own from then on, and every run is recorded.
A scheduled check collects everything it finds and sends one clear message, such as "14 assets overdue for inspection", with the list attached.
Conditions use the fields your teams already know: criticality, condition, region, sensor values. No scripts, no mapping.
Every run is recorded with its result. You can test a rule by hand before switching it on, and rules cannot loop endlessly.
Every rule replaces a check someone had to remember. Multiply that across hundreds of assets and dozens of people.
Checks for overdue work, expiring dates and offline devices run on their own.
Rules never forget, never go on leave and never miss an email.
Critical changes reach the right people the moment they happen.
The people who know the process build the rules, without waiting for IT.
Have a question that is specific to your organisation? A solution engineer will answer it against your own assets, processes and data.
No. Rules are drawn on a visual canvas.
Changes to assets and their parts, approaching dates, sensor readings, devices going offline and scheduled checks.
Send app notifications and emails, message the control room and update an asset’s condition or health score.
Scheduled checks send one summary, and each rule has a limit on how many messages it sends.
Tell us the check your team does by hand every week. We will build it as a rule with you during the call.