Maintenance Software & CMMS Providers in Boise, ID

CES Boise is the Boise branch of the Industrial Solutions Network. The network links about 80 distributors across North America that focus on manufacturing. It belongs to Consolidated Electrical Distributors (CED), a national electrical distributor with more than 700 branches and roughly six decades in business. The Boise branch serves manufacturers, OEMs, system integrators and industrial contractors in southwestern Idaho. Each local branch gets support from the larger group.

Maintenance Management Software

Buyers looking for a CMMS should know that the network offers Fiix CMMS, a cloud-based maintenance platform, as part of its FactoryXT smart manufacturing products. The network describes Fiix as a way to schedule preventive maintenance, handle work orders, track assets and report on maintenance results.

The aim is to help maintenance teams spot equipment problems sooner and get more done per technician. The network's articles also cover helping plants shift from fixing breakdowns after they happen to planned and predictive maintenance, which cuts downtime and costs.

Asset and Storeroom Management

Beyond the software, the company takes care of equipment through its whole life: new purchase, installation, repair, upkeep and final disposal. Its storeroom program is more than an inventory tracking tool. It is set up for each facility and is meant to lower costs, make ordering simpler and show how spare parts are used. Customers can use a barcoded inventory system and the DART mobile app to scan stock and send replenishment requests. Related offerings include:

• Preventative maintenance programs and asset reliability services
• Thermographic inspections
• Repairs, extended warranties and support agreements
• Critical spare drive and industrial repair programs
• Power breaker reconditioning
• Recycling of lighting and electronic waste
• Parts management agreements

Modernization and Plant Technology

Plants with aging equipment can get modernization assessments and upgrades of legacy controls. The company can also help plan a step-by-step move to newer technology. Its manufacturing technology work covers OT network design and monitoring, industrial cybersecurity, automation and process controls, and strategies for connecting IT and OT systems.

These are useful when a plant wants maintenance data from connected machines to flow into its maintenance system. Energy services include power quality, power distribution and plans to cut energy use. Workforce offerings cover safety, risk reduction and personnel training.

How They Work and What Sets Them Apart

The company's approach is local. Each market has its own inventory, specialists and people who can make decisions on the spot, backed by the shared resources of the national network. Solution consultants work directly with customers and partners. A dedicated services group, AIMM Services, offers assessments, training and ongoing support.

The network has close ties with Rockwell Automation and was named Rockwell's Partner Ecosystem of the Year in 2023, 2024 and 2025. That relationship gives customers access to Rockwell tools such as a calculator that measures the environmental benefit of repairs done under Repair+ agreements.

For Idaho manufacturers, this means a nearby distributor that can provide a CMMS along with the parts, repairs and reliability services behind a maintenance program.