The venture

Built by people who have run maintenance, not just sold software

PlanRight is a joint venture of two specialist firms. One builds the platform; the other has spent years inside real facilities doing the planning. You get both, under one accountable engagement.

Our philosophy

"When we help customers get a grip on their maintenance planning, they end up spending less with us over time — and we're okay with that."

We are partners in your long-term success, not a service you depend on forever. That means advising, building, and strengthening your own team and skills alongside the work we do together. A more capable operation is the goal — however you get there.

The two firms

One builds the platform; one does the planning

Two specialist firms, one accountable engagement — the software and the discipline that runs on it, from a single partner.

GoodDog Software Labs
San Diego, CA
The platform

Software built for maintenance work

A purpose-built CMMS with asset and location hierarchy, work-order management, planner workspaces, and reporting — the system the planning runs on, and the data you keep.

  • Asset hierarchy, PMs, and parts
  • Planner workspaces and scheduling
  • Reporting and reliability analytics
Redwood Facilities Engineering
Boulder Creek, CA
The discipline

Planning expertise earned in the field

Facilities and reliability engineering practitioners who have built PM programs, run weekly schedules, and protected wrench time on real sites — the methodology and judgment behind every engagement.

  • The planning playbook and cadence
  • Job plans, kitting, and PM optimization
  • Reliability judgment on real assets
Most operators do not have a planning problem they can see. They have a reactive-cost problem they have learned to live with. We productized the discipline that fixes it, so it is finally something you can simply turn on.
The PlanRight founding team, GoodDog Software Labs & Redwood Facilities Engineering Services

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