Where the asset trail breaks

The building is handed over. Its history is not.

01
Records scattered across partiesDelivery notes with the contractor, approvals with the consultant, test reports with the subcontractor.
02
Handover as a box of bindersO&M files are compiled at the end, from whatever can still be found.
03
No link between the asset and its fileThe facility team stands in front of a pump and cannot tell when it was installed or tested.
04
Data typed twiceAsset lists are re-entered into the CMMS by hand after handover.

How it works

Tag, record, inspect, hand over, operate.

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TagThe asset gets its QR tag when it arrives on site.
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RecordDelivery, approval and installation records attach to the QR.
03
InspectInspections and tests are raised against the same asset.
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Hand overWhen construction ends, the verified register goes to operations.
05
OperateOperations scans the tag and keeps adding to the same history.

Who uses it

Built during construction, used for decades.

Owner / Developer

Receive the building with a verified, scannable asset register.

PMC / Consultant

Check that every asset has its approvals and tests before acceptance.

Main contractor

Build the O&M file as you install, not at the end.

Subcontractor

Attach your installation and test records to the asset, once.