Equipment register
Every machine in one list, with its QR ID, department, live status and hours used.
Meriva BEMS puts a QR label on each piece of biomedical equipment and keeps its full history behind it: hours used, breakdowns, service, contracts and where it is right now.
Request a demoBuilt for Indian hospitals with 30 beds or more.
The record builds itself as people use, move and fix the equipment. Nobody fills in a register at the end of the day.
Add the equipment once. It gets an ID, a QR label and a profile with its documents and contracts.
Staff scan the label to start and stop a session, so usage hours are real, not estimated.
Staff flag it on the spot. The timer stops and the admin is alerted with the machine and department.
The admin picks an available engineer, who gets the job on WhatsApp and starts it with an OTP.
Hours, repeat breakdowns and repair spend sit on one page when it is time to repair, replace or condemn.
Each part of Meriva BEMS writes to the same equipment profile, so nothing is typed in twice.
Every machine in one list, with its QR ID, department, live status and hours used.
Staff flag a fault at the bedside. The admin assigns a free engineer, who starts work with an OTP.
One maintenance calendar for the whole hospital, with reminders before anything falls due.
Warranty, AMC and CMC dates sit next to what each machine has cost you in repairs.
Nurses, engineers and administrators each get the one screen they need, and nothing they don't.



Reminders arrive before PM, calibration, warranty and AMC dates, not after.
A free engineer hears about a breakdown in minutes, on the phone they already carry.
Repair history and cost for each machine sit on one page when budgets are set.
One profile per machine, kept up to date by the people who touch it.
Started and stopped by a QR scan, with the equipment ID as a fallback when the camera will not read.
Every complaint attaches to the machine, so you can count breakdowns per quarter or year and see who reported what.
A schedule for the whole hospital, with alerts before preventive maintenance and calibration fall due.
Who moved it, from where to where, and whether each accessory arrived undamaged at the other end.
Warranty, AMC, CMC, purchase bills and manuals stay with the machine, along with its year of manufacture.
Machines that keep breaking down are highlighted with what they have cost, ready to take to finance.
The dashboard, the equipment list and the screen staff see after a scan all speak the same language.

See Meriva BEMS working with a few machines from your own wards.
Tell us a little about your hospital and we will set up a walkthrough.