Three views give you visibility into your maintenance program before work orders are generated.

Maintenance Plan Templates view shows all templates available in your system and the key asset details each template covers, such as make, model, manufacturer, and category. Use this to find the right template for an asset and confirm your template library is complete before applying templates.
Maintenance Lines view (on the maintenance plan record) shows all maintenance activities currently active on that asset's plan, what each activity covers, and its effective window. Use this to confirm an asset is covered and to see the full picture of what's being maintained.
Next Due Service view shows when each active maintenance definition is predicted to come due next, expressed as both a calendar date and a projected service meter value. Use this to plan ahead before the daily job generates work orders.

From the maintenance plan record, you can also adjust individual activities directly. You can override the calculated due date on any upcoming activity—the system respects the override on all subsequent daily job runs and doesn't recalculate over it until the activity is completed. You also can skip an activity without generating a work order, which marks it as done, advances the plan to the next activity in the sequence, and records the skip in the activity's history. Use this when work was handled during another visit, completed outside the work order flow, or intentionally deferred.

These views and actions are automatically available once you apply a maintenance plan to an asset—no additional configuration or feature flags are required beyond setting up templates and plans. To stop using these views, remove the maintenance plan from the asset record.