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Maxley Use Cases by Role

Every Maximo user gets powerful AI assistance.

Maxley acts as a Maximo expert guide and trainer, business manager, advisor, analyst, consultant, developer, and researcher, providing virtually any support your teams need.

Guide Analyst Developer Advisor
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Roles IncludedUsers can access Maxley’s core role capabilities without choosing only one starting role.
Context You AddExtend Maxley with customer lexicon, library content, terminology, and process knowledge.
Macros You BuildPrototype tasks in chat, then convert working responses into repeatable macros.
Role Selector

Choose a role to see how Maxley helps.

These roles are not separate products. They are ways Maxley can respond depending on what the user is trying to do.

All Roles Available

You do not have to choose one role to get started.

Maxley can support multiple role styles from the start. A user might ask for guidance one moment, analysis the next, and a developer-style explanation later. The role is about the job being done, not a locked product package.

The setup work is focused on the context that makes Maxley more useful for your environment: macros, lexicon, document library, and model-access rules.

What usually gets configured:

  • Macros: repeatable workflows and multi-step tasks
  • Lexicon: customer terms, abbreviations, and naming conventions
  • Library: SOPs, PDFs, guides, procedures, and reference material
  • Model access: standard, premium, and deep thinking mode permissions
Role Library

Use cases across the Maximo team.

Guide

Help users work with Maximo

Explain screens, records, filters, current context, job areas, workflows, and next actions.

Advisor

Recommend work to be done

Review job-area context, summarize risk, and suggest practical actions based on the current situation.

Analyst

Turn Maximo data into insight

Find trends, anomalies, failure patterns, duplicates, inventory demand signals, and operational risks.

Consultant

Improve processes and decisions

Support discovery, recommendations, workflow review, best practices, methods, and process design.

Developer

Create technical outputs

Draft scripts, explain automation logic, support report development, generate documentation, and build dashboards.

Admin

Control context and model access

Manage macro availability, library content, lexicon, model access, deep thinking mode, and user permissions.

Planner

Support scheduling and prioritization

Find available labor, recommend next work, identify blockers, and summarize planned work context.

Assistant

Analyze quotes and parts

Compare vendor quotes, find alternate parts, summarize options, review SR or WO, explain approval history, suggest next steps, etc.

Leader

Summarize operational performance

Generate executive summaries, risk signals, trend summaries, and decision-ready context.

Example Prompts

Questions each role might ask Maxley.

Guide“What am I looking at on this screen?”
Advisor“What work should I prioritize today?”
Analyst“Which assets are showing repeated failure patterns?”
Consultant“Where is this workflow creating unnecessary manual effort?”
Developer“Can you draft an automation script for this validation?”
Admin“Which users should have premium model access?”
Planner“Who is available for this type of work next week?”
Assistant“Research X for me. Explain Y to me. (And any others without limit).”
Leader“Summarize the highest-risk operational trends this month.”
Interactive Fit Guide

What should your team configure first?

Maxley roles are available from the start. The bigger question is which context or workflow will make it more useful first.

Help every user work better and faster.

Maxley AI can assist with anything from routine day-to-day questions to complex problem diagnosis to sophisticated analysis of your data with consultant-grade best practice recommendations.