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FTMaintenance Select is a separate, newer CMMS: FasTrak SoftWorks announced it on September 24, 2020 as an all-new, web-based system, while FTMaintenance is the company's earlier product. Select is actively updated, with release v4.71.1.0 in March 2026. Makini lists the two as separate integrations, so ask each customer which product they run before sending a Makini Link.
FTMaintenance Select's published feature list does not describe a public API; it mentions importing existing data with help from FasTrak support and batch meter reading imports. Makini notes that some editions expose only limited APIs, so your product calls Makini's REST API instead, and Makini reads and writes FTMaintenance Select records for both cloud and on-premise installations.
FTMaintenance Select tracks work order status, with examples such as Draft, Active, Blocked and Closed, and work order type, such as corrective (CM), preventive (PM), condition-based (CbM) and predictive (PdM). A monitoring product can tag the work orders it raises as PdM or CbM, where the connection supports writes. Confirm each customer's exact values, since names may differ between sites.
FTMaintenance Select organizes each storage location into aisles, racks, shelves and bins, and tracks quantity on hand, quantity allocated to work orders and the resulting quantity available. Purchase orders close automatically when all items are received. An inventory product should therefore compare available, not on-hand, stock with open purchase orders, where the connection exposes these fields.
An on-premise FTMaintenance Select installation runs on Windows Server 2019 or 2022 with IIS 10 and Microsoft SQL Server 2016, 2017, 2019 or 2022, inside the customer's network. For Makini to reach it, IT allowlists Makini's fixed IP addresses in the firewall or sets up a VPN if allowlisting is not allowed. The cloud edition is hosted by FasTrak.
Create a dedicated FTMaintenance Select user and use its user-based or group-based permissions to limit it to the modules your product needs. If staff sign in with Microsoft Entra single sign-on, check with Makini how the integration user should authenticate. Start read only, and once writes are on, use the work order change log to review what the integration changed.
