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Assets

Health from age, failures, PM, and sensors — not an Excel register.

Problem

What this replaces on site

Most sites keep assets in a spreadsheet that cannot talk to tickets, AMCs, or meters. When a chiller fails, someone hunts warranty paper while production or tenants wait.

Who uses it

The people on this module

  • Facility and plant engineers

    Own the tree — what the site has, where it sits, how critical it is.

  • Technicians

    Update condition when they close work.

  • Procurement / stores

    See AMC windows, vendors, and the last spare against the same asset.

  • Managers

    Watch risk, not a list of nameplates.

How to use

Three steps to start

  1. Step 01

    Put the asset on the tree

    Location, nameplate, and criticality — one object, not five folders.

  2. Step 02

    Attach AMC, PM, and signals

    Contracts, planned work, meter readings, and (when present) Nova’s sensors sit on that object.

  3. Step 03

    Open work from health, not from panic

    Atlas surfaces risk. Orbit can open the job before the complaint arrives.

Different from an Excel register

Health score from age, failures, PM, and sensors — not a static asset list that nobody updates after commissioning.

Atlas is the memory of the facility. Nameplate, contract, last failure, last spare — one object. Predictive cues here are history plus sensors, not a black-box promise.

Asset Management — assets, vendors, contracts, and work orders
Asset card — hierarchy, contract window, and next work.
Plant equipment and stores that belong on a single asset ledger
Nameplate, AMC, and last spare on the same asset.

In the app

The same job on the phone

Inventory, purchase orders, and procurement on the Atlas home
Stores, POs, and procurement sit next to the asset ledger.
Maintenance, contracts, and work-order summaries
Schedules, contracts, and work orders in one summary.

Walk through Assets on your site.

Get started on the product, or start on the Android and iOS apps the floor already uses. Call or email if you already know the sites.