CMMS for your industry
CMMS software for semiconductor suppliers helps small and mid-size component testing, sub-assembly, packaging, and logistics shops that feed large fabs keep work orders, PM, and spare parts on the equipment that protects on-time delivery. Corivo is built for those supplier plants — not for mega-fab enterprise programs that need multi-year IT sales cycles.
If you run a mega-fab, this page is not aimed at you. Corivo’s ICP here is the **supplier layer**: component testing labs, sub-assembly and module shops, specialty packaging, burn-in and screening lines, and logistics operations that feed semiconductor fabs under brutal OTD and quality pressure. Those shops feel fab-level urgency without fab-level IT armies. The pain is real and specific — a handler, tester, oven, or clean conveyor goes down, the fab schedule does not care, and the failure history still lives in a lead tech’s head because the last “CMMS evaluation” assumed you were building a foundry.
Capture tester, handler, oven, and line faults on the asset with ownership and timing so expedites do not erase the learning. Supplier plants live on repeatability — history is how you stop paying the same delay twice.
Schedule preventive work into real windows between lots and changeovers. Calendar theater written for continuous mega-lines fails in supplier shops that change setups all day.
Tie critical consumables and spare assemblies to the assets that stop OTD. When a handler or contactor family eats parts weekly, the pattern should be visible before purchasing gets a panic call.
As you add shifts and contractors to meet fab demand, unlimited users per facility keep CMMS cost from scaling like headcount — a common trap with seat-based tools.
A mid-size test and sub-assembly shop has a hard commit to a fab customer. The same handler family throws intermittent docking faults across two shifts. Chat threads multiply; the night tech “fixes it” without a record; morning loses an hour relearning the adjustment. In Corivo, each event lands on the handler asset with notes and parts. After the third stop, the maintenance lead kits the wear item, schedules a short PM check into the next changeover, and shows the fab-facing ops lead a factual history — instead of a shrug and another expedite.
Who this page is for
Who this page is not for
If you supply component testing, sub-assembly, or logistics to semiconductor fabs, you need manufacturing CMMS that stands up quickly and matches plant-floor reality. If you run the fab itself, evaluate enterprise platforms built for that scope.
Supplier shops inherit semiconductor urgency — cleanliness expectations, traceability questions, unforgiving schedules — while operating with mid-sized maintenance teams. That mismatch is why generic “semiconductor CMMS” content aimed at fabs feels useless, and why horizontal facilities tools miss tester/handler failure modes.
Corivo’s fit is the same shape as other mid-sized manufacturing plants: work orders, PM, parts, multi-plant optionality, facility pricing, guided setup measured in under a day for a first facility.
US supplier capacity continues to matter as fabs and near-fab ecosystems grow. New or expanding supplier facilities cannot wait six weeks for a CMMS science project before the first lots ship. Pair this page with the new-facility CMMS setup guide if you are commissioning a shop that feeds a fab customer.
Pilot one critical tester or sub-assembly cell for one to two weeks. Invite the full crew under facility pricing. Score completion of work orders and PM conversion — not a feature matrix written for mega-fabs.
Load critical test or sub-assembly assets, invite your crew under facility pricing, and make the next fault owned history.
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