Attached to the property
Units belong to the property they are installed at, and through it to the customer. A customer with three buildings has equipment that stays where it is.
Equipment
Know what you installed, and what happened to it since.
Equipment records the units at a property — what they are, when they went in, and every recorded event since. The next technician arrives informed.
Dated event history
Service, repair, and replacement events accumulate per unit, so its service life is legible rather than reconstructed from invoices.
Referenced by work
Jobs and agreements can reference specific equipment, which is what makes a maintenance plan and a repair history line up.
In the technician's hand
The equipment at a property is visible in the technician application alongside the visit.
Office equipment screens
Foundation only. The records, rules, and mobile read path exist; a dedicated office management screen for equipment is still being built.
Warranty tracking
Planned. Equipment history is recorded; structured warranty terms and expiry alerting are not built.
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