Your own reports
- Reports built from jobs, tasks, assets and parts.
- Reports built from stock, checklists and leave.
- The columns you choose, in the order you want.
- Rows grouped by any field, such as customer or job type.
Field service reporting software for the numbers your managers ask for
Build reports from jobs, tasks, assets, parts and checklists. Track maintenance KPIs and send them to the right people on a schedule.
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FieldEx is a field service and asset management (FSM+CMMS) application. Managers build their own field service reports from jobs, tasks, assets, parts and checklists. Reports have totals and filters. They see measures such as mean time between failures (MTBF). They can share, export or email reports on a schedule.
Your own reports, built without a developer.
Maintenance KPIs and asset measures from real job data.
Reports shared, exported or emailed on a schedule.
What FieldEx does as field service reporting software
FieldEx turns the records your team already creates into reports managers can build, share and schedule themselves.
Those records are jobs, tasks, parts, assets and checklists. The data stays close to live.
Totals and filters
- Counts, sums, averages, minimums and maximums.
- Filters saved with the report.
- Filters that ask the user for a value each time the report runs.
Standard reports
- A folder of ready-made reports.
- Any standard report copied and changed to suit you.
Sharing
- Reports and folders shared with people or teams.
- View-only or edit rights for each person.
- Favorites for the reports you open most.
Scheduled reports
- Reports emailed on a recurring schedule.
- Sent to users, teams or any email address.
- More than one schedule per report, such as a daily file and a weekly PDF.
Exports
- CSV, Excel or PDF from any report.
- Exports of the full data set behind a report.
Asset measures
- MTBF, mean time to repair (MTTR), failure rate and downtime per asset.
- Repair cost per hour, utilization and remaining useful life.
Dashboards
- A maintenance dashboard of overdue, due and completed work.
- A compliance view of certificates and inspections.
- A month calendar of planned jobs.
What you can report on
- Job status, type, customer and site.
- Asset, fault and resolution.
- Parts used, task completion and SLA status.
- Task timing and travel time and distance.
The maintenance KPIs that show whether work is on track
Track preventive maintenance completion, schedule compliance and backlog from the jobs FieldEx already records.
In FieldEx, planned maintenance jobs, reactive jobs and their tasks are all records you can report on. Group jobs by type and status to see how many planned jobs were completed against those due. Or compare scheduled hours with hours worked from task timing so you can set your own targets and track them each month.
Because the data comes from the jobs themselves, nobody has to keep a separate KPI spreadsheet.
Build a report yourself, without waiting for a developer
Pick the data, the columns, the grouping and the filters, and FieldEx builds the report in a few steps.
Most managers know the question they want answered. How many jobs per customer last month? Which faults keep coming back? Which sites use the most parts?
In FieldEx, a report starts from a data set such as jobs, tasks, parts used or stock. You choose the columns, group the rows by any field and add totals. Totals can be counts, sums or averages, or minimums and maximums. Filters can be fixed, or set to ask for a value each time the report runs.
A ready-made standard report can also be copied and changed, so you don't start from nothing. Saved reports keep their columns, grouping and filters, so next month's run takes one click rather than another afternoon of setup.
Backlog and jobs opened versus closed
See how many jobs were raised and closed over time, and how many are still open, to judge workload before it becomes a backlog.
In FieldEx, a report on jobs grouped by status and date shows what came in, what was finished and what is waiting. Filter by customer, site or job type to see where the backlog sits.
The maintenance dashboard shows the same picture for planned work: overdue, due in the next seven days and completed in the last seven. Managers can then plan staff around the work that is actually waiting.
Repeat work, faults and the assets behind them
Report on faults, resolutions and repeat jobs by asset, so you can see which machines and fixes keep coming back.
Each asset's own measures sit on its record and in reports. These are MTBF, MTTR, failure rate and downtime, so the worst performers are easy to find.
Repeat visits are a cost that rarely shows on a timesheet. FieldEx flags a repeat job when an asset gets the same job type again within a set number of days. Every job also records its fault and resolution, so a report grouped by asset, fault or resolution shows which problems recur and where.
Reports that arrive by email on a schedule
Schedule any report you build, and FieldEx emails it as CSV, Excel or PDF to the people who need it, on the days you choose.
Weekly reports are often the most tedious job in the office: run the same filters, export, format, attach, send.
In FieldEx, a report can be scheduled to email itself on a recurring basis, with a start date and an end date or none. Recipients can be FieldEx users, teams or any email address, such as a client's facilities manager.
One report can carry more than one schedule, for example a daily CSV for the coordinator and a weekly PDF for management.
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Sharing reports with managers and teams
Share a report or a whole folder with people or teams, as view-only or with edit rights, so everyone works from the same numbers.
When reports are passed around as attachments, the copies soon disagree. A shared report in FieldEx is always run on the current data.
Reports sit in folders you create. Share a report, or a folder of them, with named users or teams. Choose whether each can only view and run it or also edit it. Favorites keep the reports you open every day at the top.
Recipients are notified in the app when something is shared with them. Ownership of a report can also be handed to someone else when a role changes, so reports don't disappear when a manager moves on.
Technician time, travel and workload
Report on task timing and travel, so you can see time on site, time on the road and how work is spread across the team.
Overtime and travel only come down when you can see where the hours go. In FieldEx, each task records when it started and finished and who did it. It also records the travel to reach it, including time and distance. Reports grouped by technician, team or customer show how hours are spent and where travel is high.
You can report leave by type, person and status, so planned absence is part of the picture.
Exports for finance, clients and audits
Export any report as CSV, Excel or PDF, including the full set of records behind it.
Finance teams, clients and auditors often want the numbers in their own format. A screen view is rarely enough.
In FieldEx, any report can be exported on demand as CSV, Excel or PDF. Large reports show the first rows on screen and export the full set, so nothing is cut off. Finance can then check parts and labor against invoices in the tools they already use.
The data behind reports is kept close to live, so an export reflects recent work, not last week's snapshot.
Excel and PDF exports for clients, accounts and inspectors
Any report exports as CSV, Excel or PDF, with the complete set of records behind it.
Records sometimes have to be produced on the spot, for a client, your accounts team or an inspector. In FieldEx, any report can be exported on demand as CSV, Excel or PDF. Large reports show the first rows on screen and export everything.
Exports reflect recent work, because report data stays close to live.
Inspection and checklist results across every site
Report on completed checklists by asset, asset type and zone, including the answers given and the jobs they raised.
On paper, inspection results are hard to add up across thirty buildings. In FieldEx, checklists are reportable records. A report can show each checklist's status, the asset, its type and service zone, the answers recorded and any jobs the answers raised. Group by answer to see how often a check fails, or by zone to see where problems cluster.
Because every failed answer that raises a repair job is linked to it, the same report shows whether each defect was followed up.
Defects raised as repair jobs stay linked, so the report also shows what was followed up.
What each person gets from FieldEx reports
Managers get KPIs without spreadsheets, coordinators get backlog views, and clients can receive the reports they ask for on a schedule.
Operations manager
Maintenance KPIs, backlog and technician workload.
Service manager
Jobs by customer, fault and SLA status.
Maintenance manager
MTBF, MTTR and downtime by asset.
Coordinator
Open jobs by site, customer and type.
Finance
Parts used and job exports in Excel or CSV.
Client
Scheduled reports emailed to their own address.
Reports that cover field work and maintenance together
FieldEx is field service management and a CMMS in one system, so one report covers reactive and planned work on the same assets.
When field jobs and maintenance live in separate tools, every management report needs two exports and a spreadsheet to join them. In FieldEx, they are the same records. A job carries its customer, site and asset, plus its parts, tasks and SLA status. That holds whether the job came from a plan or a phone call.
That makes questions like "what did this customer's breakdowns cost compared with their planned visits?" one report, not a project.
Reports connect to these features:
- Our explainer FSM vs CMMS
To see how the two kinds of tool differ, read FSM vs CMMS.
AlanDick Brunei: personalized reports with filters by region and job type
AlanDick Brunei (telecommunications, Brunei) delivers RF products and infrastructure services across industries such as oil and gas, defense and broadcasting. With FieldEx, the team can now generate personalized reports with visual charts, graphs and filters by region, timeframe or job type. The office has real-time visibility of technician locations, job progress and inventory movements.
Read the AlanDick Brunei Story
Sime Industrial: management reports in a few clicks
Sime Industrial, a heavy equipment provider supporting construction, mining and energy, struggled to measure field productivity or report performance with confidence.
With FieldEx, management reports that used to take hours are now a few clicks away, with accurate data on job durations, coverage and technician performance.
"It gave me insights that allowed me to provide more accurate and timely updates to my Management."
Mizhar Mustafa Kamal | Central Planner, Sime Industrial
Read the Sime Industrial Story
Questions managers ask about reports in FieldEx
Is FieldEx good field service reporting software?
Yes. Managers build their own reports in FieldEx from jobs, tasks, assets and parts, or from stock and checklists. Reports have grouping, totals and filters, and managers can share, export or email them on a schedule. FieldEx is also a CMMS, so one report can cover field jobs and planned maintenance together.
Can we build our own reports without a developer?
Yes. Choose a data set and the columns. Add grouping, totals and filters, then save the report. Standard reports can also be copied and changed.
Can FieldEx email reports automatically?
Yes. Any report you build can be scheduled to email as CSV, Excel or PDF to users, teams or any email address. One report can have more than one schedule if needed.
Which maintenance KPIs can we track?
FieldEx tracks planned maintenance completion, backlog, and jobs opened and closed. It also tracks repeat work, time on task and travel. For each asset, it adds MTBF, MTTR, failure rate and downtime.
Does FieldEx calculate MTBF and MTTR?
Yes. MTBF, MTTR, failure rate and downtime are calculated for each asset from its job history and are available in reports.
Can we export reports to Excel?
Yes, as covered under Exports for finance, clients and audits. The export carries every record, not just the rows on screen, so finance or a client can rebuild the totals themselves.
Can we share reports with other managers?
Yes. Share a report or a folder with people or teams, with view-only or edit rights for each.
Can a report ask for a date range or customer each time it runs?
Yes. One saved report then serves every customer and every month, instead of a copy for each.
Can we report on SLA performance?
Yes. Jobs carry their SLA status, so reports can show which jobs met or missed their targets.
Can we report on technician time and travel?
Yes. Task reports show start and finish times, the person who did the work, and travel time and distance.
Can clients receive reports?
Yes. A scheduled report can be emailed to any address, so a client can receive their own report on a regular schedule.
How current is the data in reports?
Report data is kept close to live, so reports and exports reflect recent work.
Can we report on inspection results?
Yes. Checklists are reportable by status, asset, asset type and service zone, with the answers recorded and the jobs those answers raised.
Is there a maintenance dashboard?
Yes. The maintenance dashboard shows overdue work, work due in the next seven days and work completed in the last seven. A month calendar shows the planned jobs.
Customers, sites, assets and past jobs can be uploaded. FieldEx helps with setup, and training is included. See Setup and Training.
Once we know your requirements and your data is ready, FieldEx can be implemented in as little as a week with standard features for small businesses. Larger setups and custom work take longer.
How long does it take to set up reports in FieldEx?
There's no setup fee. Customers, sites, assets and past jobs can be uploaded. FieldEx helps with setup, and training is included. See Setup and Training.
You can also set FieldEx up yourself with guides, videos and the in-app AI assistant, which answers questions as you go.
Once we know your requirements and your data is ready, FieldEx can be implemented in as little as a week with standard features for small businesses. Larger setups and custom work take longer.
