Facilities & Assets · Asset Management
Know what you own and what needs attention.
Registers, equipment locations, maintenance records, lifecycle visibility and planning, so every asset has a history and failures stop coming as a surprise.
What we see
Incomplete inventories and unclear service history
Assets are listed in a spreadsheet from the handover, if at all. Nobody is sure where the second chiller is or when the lift was last serviced. Replacement decisions are made on instinct because the history is not there.
- Asset lists that stop at handover
- No record of what was done to what
- Warranty and service dates nobody tracks
- Replacement budgets without evidence
What changes with Osyro
Asset Management
01
Asset registers
Equipment by building, floor and location, with identifiers, documents and warranty details.
02
Maintenance records
Every work order writes to the asset, so the history builds itself.
03
Lifecycle visibility
Age, condition notes, service frequency and cost history, visible per asset and across the portfolio.
04
Planning
Preventive schedules and replacement plans based on what the record shows.
A believable scenario
An asset that explains itself
Illustrative example. No ROI figures are claimed.
Asset Management
Illustrative example- Asset manager
Opens the register for Tower B: 240 assets, each with location, documents and service history.
- Record
Chiller 2 shows four reactive jobs in six months, against one for Chiller 1.
- Osyro
Flags the pattern for review so the team can decide on inspection or planning.
- Facilities director
Prepares next year's maintenance plan from the register rather than from a spreadsheet.
Supporting products
Asset Intelligence
Registers, histories and lifecycle
Osyro CAFM
The work that writes to the asset record
Questions
What buyers usually ask
Solutions
Related solutions
See your asset register with a history.
Bring a building's asset list. We will show what the record looks like after a year of connected work.