Every panel, detector, hydrant, pump and extinguisher on every site, in one register. Techs scan the asset on their phone, record pass, defect or N/A against it, attach a photo, and the register updates itself — so what is on site, when it was last serviced and what is still outstanding is never a question anyone has to go looking for.

Scan the tag on the asset to open it, or find it by code, name or location. The right record every time, with no transcription.
Record the result against the asset as you work, attach photos as evidence, and watch the tested count climb as you go.
A defect flags the asset, keeps it visible on the register, and turns into a pre-filled quote for the remedial work in a tap.
A register is only worth keeping if the field updates it. This one is built to be worked from on a phone, in a plant room, with the panel open in front of you.
Open the service visit and the assets for that contract are waiting. Scan the tag to pull one up, or add it manually if the label has seen better days. Mark it pass, defect or N/A, attach a photo where it matters, and move to the next one — the counter tracks how many of the run you have tested so you know exactly what is left.
Point the camera at the asset tag to open the right record, rather than scrolling a list in a dark riser cupboard.
Attach photos to any result, so the condition is documented at the moment you saw it.
A tested count shows progress against the visit, and the visit closes out when the run is complete.
Each asset carries a code — AST-000001 and so on — which can be printed as a QR or barcode label and fixed to the equipment. Scanning it opens that asset directly. Assets without a readable label can still be found by code, name or location, or added manually during a visit.
The asset’s status changes to defective on the register, the result is written into its inspection history with any photos, and the defect can be turned into a quote for the remedial work in a tap — pre-filled with the asset, fault and contract.
Yes. The register filters by contract, so you can work a single site, or search across every asset you maintain by code, name or location.
They are two views of the same data. Asset Management is the office view — building the register, attaching assets to contracts and reporting on them. The Asset Register is how the field works that data: scan, test, photograph and raise defects from a phone on site.
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