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Integrations

Maximo integrations with ERP, GIS, building systems, and enterprise applications

Maximo delivers the most value when it shares data with the systems around it. ASUITE designs, builds, and supports integrations between Maximo and enterprise applications, and revalidates them during upgrades to MAS 9.x.

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Integration services

ERP and finance

Synchronize chart of accounts, vendors, items, purchase requisitions, purchase orders, receipts, and invoices between Maximo and ERP systems such as SAP and Oracle, with clear ownership of each data set.

Maximo Integration Framework

The Maximo Integration Framework (MIF) provides object structures, publish channels, enterprise services, and queues for reliable message exchange. We configure it for both real-time and batch interfaces.

REST APIs

Maximo's REST and JSON APIs allow portals, mobile solutions, and other applications to query and update Maximo data securely, using API keys and standard object structures.

GIS and spatial

Connect Maximo to geographic information systems so that linear and distributed assets, such as networks, roads, and utilities, can be viewed and worked on from a map.

BMS, SCADA, and IoT

Bring meter readings, alarms, and condition data from building management systems, SCADA, and sensors into Maximo to trigger condition-based work orders and support monitoring.

Testing, monitoring, and upgrade validation

Each interface is documented, tested end to end, and monitored for failed messages. During an upgrade, endpoints, security, and message formats are reviewed and retested before go-live.

Questions and answers

Maximo integration: common questions

How does Maximo integrate with other systems?

Maximo integrates through the Maximo Integration Framework and its REST APIs. Data can be exchanged as web service calls, JSON or XML messages, message queues, or flat files, depending on what the other system supports.

Do integrations need to be rebuilt for MAS?

Usually not entirely. Most integration configurations carry forward to Maximo Manage, but authentication, endpoints, and network routing change in an OpenShift environment, so every interface must be reviewed and retested.

Which system should be the master for shared data?

Each data set should have one owning system. Typically the ERP owns vendors, accounts, and financial transactions, while Maximo owns assets, work orders, and maintenance history.

Connecting Maximo to other systems?

Tell us which systems are involved and what data needs to move. We will propose an integration approach.

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