Maintenance managers reducing stockouts
Use Limble when missing spare parts create downtime and work-order delays.
Start with Premium+ scope.
Updated June 18, 2026
Limble makes sense when spare parts are part of a larger maintenance operation. The useful pieces are parts inventory, vendors, purchase orders, work orders, PMs, mobile access, reporting, and implementation support in one CMMS workflow.
Before subscribing, run a demo with real spare parts, vendors, reorder points, work orders, and purchase approvals. Choose another option if the team only needs a low-cost item tracker or wants fixed public pricing without a sales process.
Limble Spare Parts Inventory Management Software is the spare-parts and purchasing layer inside Limble CMMS. It connects parts, vendors, purchase orders, work orders, assets, preventive maintenance, mobile technicians, and reporting.
It fits maintenance teams that need spare parts managed inside a broader reliability workflow, especially when inventory, vendors, and purchasing decisions affect uptime.
| Feature | What it helps users do | Plan or buying note |
|---|---|---|
| Unlimited spare parts | Track spare parts and custom fields inside maintenance workflows. | Premium+ and Enterprise. |
| Vendor and purchase order management | Manage vendors and purchasing tied to parts needs. | Premium+ and Enterprise. |
| Inventory cycle counts | Support structured stock count checks. | Enterprise. |
| Mobile offline mode | Let technicians work when connectivity is poor. | Premium+ and Enterprise. |
| Open REST API and integrations | Connect maintenance data to other business systems. | Premium+ includes API access; Enterprise adds deeper integration options. |
Use Limble when missing spare parts create downtime and work-order delays.
Start with Premium+ scope.
Use it when vendor records and purchase orders need to sit beside parts inventory.
Test purchasing approvals.
Use it when PM schedules should reflect whether critical parts are available.
Connect PMs to parts.
Use Enterprise when roles, approvals, cycle counts, SSO, and integrations matter.
Map location structure first.
| Plan / item | Public price | Use case / notes |
|---|---|---|
| Standard | Calculate my price | Includes mobile app, unlimited assets, unlimited work orders and PMs, requesters, dashboards, and downtime reporting. |
| Premium+ | Calculate my price | Adds offline mode, unlimited spare parts, vendors, purchase orders, threshold scheduling, open REST API, and customer success manager. |
| Enterprise | Calculate my price | Adds multi-location tools, custom roles, approval workflows, inventory cycle counts, 21 CFR compliance, SSO, and integrations. |
| Trial | No public free trial verified | Official pricing page routes users to calculate price or schedule demo. |
Source: Official pricing page.
Limble publishes plan names and feature differences on its official pricing page, but no fixed public prices were verified. Free plan: none verified. Free trial: no public self-serve free trial was verified. Users should request pricing for the exact parts, purchasing, location, and integration scope.
Limble integration checks should cover CMMS asset data, parts import, vendors, purchase orders, reorder points, cycle counts, mobile offline needs, technician permissions, ERP or accounting integrations, API access, SSO, compliance needs, and the approval workflow for buying parts.
Start by preparing a short list of critical spare parts, vendors, reorder points, and work orders. Use those in the demo instead of watching a generic parts example.
Before paying, confirm plan scope for parts, POs, offline mobile, cycle counts, approvals, integrations, implementation support, and who will own the inventory catalog after launch.
Limble publishes plan names and feature differences, but no fixed public prices were verified on the official pricing page.
No public self-serve free trial was verified on the official pricing page.
Premium+ includes unlimited spare parts and vendor and purchase order management; Enterprise adds inventory cycle counts and more controls.