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Asset Infinity is a maintenance and asset management system built around the maintenance lifecycle rather than a ticket queue. It holds your register of assets, decides what work that equipment needs, works out whether a contract or warranty covers it, finds the right person, checks the job can actually be done before anyone is sent, and records what the outcome teaches about the asset — with purchasing, finance, safety, property and analytics built around the same records. The Today home screen, showing open work, technician workload and what needs attention The Today home screen, showing open work, technician workload and what needs attention There are two applications. The web app, documented throughout this site, is where planners, supervisors, storekeepers, managers and administrators work. The field app is what technicians carry: it works with no signal and syncs when it can.
Most modules can be switched on or off per organisation under Administration → Modules, and some depend on your plan. What you see in your navigation is the modules your organisation has and the screens your roles allow — see finding your way around.

What is in the product

The sections below follow the groups in the navigation.

Work

Requests and work orders

A request inbox anybody can report into, and work orders that carry their status, service level, assignee, requirements and cost.

Maintenance due, capacity and dispatch

What is due, whether the week fits the people you have, and a board for putting the right technician on each job with the checks shown.

Shutdowns

Plan a plant shutdown or turnaround months out: scope, windows, critical path and readiness.

Permits to work

Draft, issue, accept and close permits, with isolations proved, before a hazardous job may start.

Maintenance plans and inspections

Plans triggered by the calendar, a meter, an event or a condition, and inspection rounds that raise work from what they find.

Approvals and messages

One place for every sign-off, and conversations with colleagues, crews, sites and suppliers.

Assets

Asset register

Hierarchy, meters, cover, components, failures, costs and downtime on the asset they belong to.

Reliability and root cause

Bad actors ranked against the fleet, and investigations followed through to actions that worked.

Sensors and energy

Live readings that raise maintenance on their own, and energy consumption, cost and baselines.

Readers, GPS trackers and BLE tags

RFID readers that see tagged items move inside a building, trackers that show where mobile assets are outside it, and BLE tags found on a floor plan indoors.

IT assets

Discovery of computers and network devices, the software installed on them and licence position, and the network topology.

Tools, bookings and verification

The tool crib, bookings of assets, bays and people with the bills their charges become, and rounds that check the register against what is physically there.

E-way bills

Where your organisation works under India GST, the e-way bills assets travel on when they move between sites or are sold, prepared in the same step and filed with the portal.

Sites, inventory and property

Sites

Every site with its buildings, locations, floor plans and working calendars.

Parts and reorder

Parts across stores, issued against jobs, with a reorder list before a shortage stops a repair.

Lost and found

Property handed in and reported missing, matched and returned.

Gatehouse, visitors and devices

A gate screen for security, the visitor book, and devices people declare when they bring them on site.

People, buying and money

Technicians and skills

The workforce, crews, shifts, skills and certifications that dispatch and readiness check.

Procurement

Requisitions and the catalogue, sourcing from stock or suppliers, RFQs, purchase orders and goods receipt — see also sourcing.

Vendors, contracts and invoices

Suppliers, contracts and warranties that decide who pays, vendor invoices against jobs and a forecast of vendor spend.

Finance

Depreciation, budgets, capex plans and FF&E plans for hotels.

Knowledge, analytics and setup

Knowledge base

Articles, diagnostic guides and a controlled document library.

Dashboards and reports

Boards and reports you build once; every reader sees only the rows they could already open.

Copilot

An AI assistant that answers questions about your maintenance data and suggests actions you can accept or reject.

Getting started, administration and audit

A checklist of what is left to set up, every configuration screen, and a full audit trail.

Who uses it

How the pieces fit

An asset is the equipment. A work request is somebody reporting that something is wrong. A work order is the job itself. A maintenance plan raises work orders on a schedule. A requirement is what a job needs before it can start — a part, a tool, a skill or a vendor. An entitlement decides whether a contract or warranty pays for it. The full vocabulary is in core concepts.
Almost every list — statuses, priorities, types, categories — is configurable per organisation. What this documentation shows are the defaults a new organisation starts with; yours may have renamed them. See statuses and transitions.
A new organisation does not start blank. Whoever creates it is asked where it is based — which sets its currency, date format and time zone — and what it does, which installs that industry’s asset categories, location types and request categories, and, if they want it, a small set of sample data to try the product on. See the Welcome questions.

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