EAM groups related functionality into the following modules:

Use Maintenance to drive work order functionality for maintenance and repair operations (MRO):

Use Inventory to manage parts (inventoried and non-inventoried) across single or multiple plants, analyzing usage and reserves, and improving cost effectiveness:

Use Purchasing to manage indirect purchasing (stock, non-stock, services):

Use Finance to manage accounting, taxes, overhead, and any money-related aspects of EAM operations:

Use Project Accounting under Finance to plan, track, and control detailed project budgeting for:

Project Accounts make status information on the entire budget or each job/phase of the budget readily available and visible by job spending limit or budget level.

Use General to set up common system properties:

Use Analysis to display key information in an easy-to-use graphic format:

Use System Administration to alter menus, user permissions, roles, and system-wide configurable features:

EAM is integrated with QAD Automation Solutions. For more information, see QAD Automation Solutions: Data Collection User Guide and QAD Automation Solutions: Label Printing Service User Guide.