Remanently
    Public and municipal services

    It's in the register. Nobody in the unit knows where it is.

    Remanently connects an operational picture of distributed assets, equipment handed to people, a warehouse of parts and materials, and the history of reports and technical work. You can start with a single process, without replacing the whole finance and accounting environment.

    Team managing warehouse inventory with RFID UHF devices — automated asset and tool tracking

    Easy to manage

    3x more efficient operations

    Three areas of public services
    The field and the register speak different languages

    The value in the record still doesn't answer the question: where is it and does it work?

    01

    An asset changed location without a shared history

    Transfers between units only come to light at the next check.

    See Asset Management →
    02

    It's not known what a given crew has

    Equipment circulates between people, vehicles and tasks without clear responsibility.

    See issue control →
    03

    A failure report doesn't create an object history

    Knowledge of earlier signals and repairs stays in notebooks or in people's memory.

    See CMMS →
    04

    Parts for a failure are "somewhere in the warehouse"

    Fixing the failure depends on the actual availability and location of stock.

    See WMS →
    05

    An employee change interrupts responsibility

    A history of equipment handover is needed, not another separate list.

    See issue documents →
    06

    A count shows a difference, but not its source

    An ongoing history of location and use helps explain the physical state.

    See how Assets work →
    One object, many events

    From records to operational history

    1. Object

    A device, equipment, tool or material.

    2. Location and person

    It is known where it is and who holds it.

    3. Event

    Handover, issue, report, inspection or repair.

    4. History

    The next person sees the context of earlier actions.
    What you gain

    The same physical state is clear for the field, the warehouse and the administration

    Fewer "orphaned assets"

    Location and responsibility don't end with the original assignment.

    Continuity of technical knowledge

    Reports, inspections and repairs stay with the device despite team changes.

    Better context for issues

    It's known what went to a crew and what was consumed as stock.

    You already know where the object is. But is it known what reports and repairs it has behind it?

    Asset records naturally lead to technical history in CMMS.

    Connect assets with maintenance →
    Start with one register

    Choose: assets, crew equipment, parts or reports

    We'll show this process on a specific object and its real path through the organisation.

    FAQ for public services

    Frequently asked questions for public services

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    We'll show the process on a specific object and its real path through the organisation.