Plan smarter. Execute faster. Stay aligned.
The Maintenance Execution Planner (MEP) gives JD Edwards users a visual, real-time platform to assign, schedule, and monitor work orders. Accessible in the browser, powered by Cantara, and integrated directly with JD Edwards.
Browser-based
No third party middleware
Built for planners, teams, and operators
Real-time monitoring
Drag-and-drop assignment
Live JD Edwards sync
What is MEP?
MEP is a connected set of tools that helps maintenance teams manage work efficiently. It includes drag-and-drop assignment, calendar scheduling, and display-ready dashboards. Everything updates live with JD Edwards.
See MEP in Action
Watch this quick overview to see how the Maintenance Execution Planner transforms work order management for JD Edwards users.
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Explore the three key views:
Resource Planning View
Assign work orders quickly using a drag-and-drop interface
View unallocated work orders and available resources side by side. Drag jobs to the appropriate planner or technician, build out your daily or weekly plan, and sync everything live with JD Edwards.
View all unallocated work orders and available resources in one place
Drag jobs onto the correct person and date to assign them
Open or close planner columns to build your daily or weekly plan
Updates are reflected instantly in JD Edwards
Use this for high-volume planning with quick adjustments
Outcomes that make a difference
Assign work in seconds
Sync directly with JD Edwards
Improve visibility across your team
Reduce delays and downtime
Free up planners for higher-value tasks
Built for industries where precision matters
Mining and field services
Manufacturing
Utilities and logistics
Multi-site and local government operations
MEP is shaped by real-world feedback and backed by Rinami's experience delivering integrated solutions for JD Edwards.
Discover how MEP fits into your JD Edwards environment
Let us show you how MEP can streamline planning and improve maintenance execution across your operation.