Integrations · IBM Maximo
In progressIBM Maximo integration.
Maximo is the asset and work management system of record at many operators — and its quality depends on the accuracy of the underlying equipment inventory. Armeta produces that inventory directly from the governing P&IDs, drawing-traceable for every record.
By Armeta Engineering Team, Engineering Team
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What this page will cover
- 01What Maximo does in this context — asset hierarchy, locations, equipment attributes, work management, and mechanical integrity program tracking.
- 02What structured P&ID data looks like in Maximo — equipment records populated from the drawing, location hierarchy derived from the engineering graph, and asset attributes populated from the line and object metadata.
- 03How Armeta's output maps to the Maximo schema — object typing, asset hierarchy, classifications, and the attribute set each Maximo record expects.
- 04Integration pattern — structured Excel for Maximo import, API integration via MIF (Maximo Integration Framework), and options for maintaining synchronization as drawings are updated.
- 05Implementation approach and typical timeline — discovery of the current Maximo hierarchy, mapping of Armeta object types to asset classifications, pilot on a single unit, then rollout.
- 06Case considerations — size of the existing Maximo installation, local customizations, the mechanical integrity program's dependence on inventory quality, and governance.
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