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πŸ—ΊοΈ Asset Management

Purpose Manage, upload, and review physical assets used in field operations.

Callouts

  1. Upload Assets
  2. Uploaded Files
  3. Asset Types
  4. Attributes
  5. Asset Details

Asset Management

The Asset Management page allows organisations to manage infrastructure data and operational assets.

Assets can represent physical objects such as:

  • Water meters
  • Pipelines
  • Valves
  • Reservoirs
  • Sensors
  • Collection infrastructure

Assets can be displayed on the map and enriched with custom attributes.


What You Can Do

From this page you can:

  • Upload asset data
  • View uploaded files
  • Review asset types
  • Manage asset information
  • View asset attributes
  • Track asset changes

Asset Workflow

Collect Asset Data

↓

Prepare GIS / Asset File

↓

Upload Asset Data

↓

Validate Information

↓

Assets Added To Map

↓

Manage Operations

Upload Assets

Upload Assets

Use the Upload button to add new asset information.

Supported asset uploads may include:

  • GIS files
  • CSV files
  • Excel files
  • Spatial data formats

Examples:

north-zone-pipes-july.svg

Type:
Pipeline
meter-batch-east-block.svg

Type:
Meters

Uploaded Files

The uploaded files table shows imported asset data.

FieldDescription
NameUploaded file name
File TypeAsset category
Date UploadedWhen the file was added
Added ByUser who uploaded
Last Updated ByLatest user who modified
ActionsAvailable operations

Example Uploaded Assets

FileType
north-zone-pipes-july.svgPipeline
meter-batch-east-block.svgMeters
reservoir-sensors-layout.svgSensors
valve-maintenance-grid.svgValves

Asset Attributes

Assets can contain custom information describing the physical object.

Example:

AttributeValueData TypeUpdated
MaterialHDPEText03 Jul 2026
Diameter150 mmNumeric03 Jul 2026
Pressure ZoneNorth RidgeText02 Jul 2026
ConditionOperationalStatus01 Jul 2026

Attribute Types

Assets support different data types.

TypeExample
TextHDPE
Numeric150 mm
Date03 Jul 2026
StatusOperational
BooleanActive / Inactive

Map Visualisation

Assets can be viewed spatially.

Example:

Map

β”œβ”€β”€ Pipeline Layer
β”‚ └── HDPE pipes
β”‚
β”œβ”€β”€ Meter Layer
β”‚ └── Customer meters
β”‚
β”œβ”€β”€ Valve Layer
β”‚ └── Isolation valves
β”‚
└── Sensor Layer
└── Monitoring devices

Users can:

  • Click assets on the map.
  • View asset information.
  • Filter by attributes.
  • Identify operational issues.

Asset Lifecycle

Assets move through different operational states.

Example:

Installed

↓

Operational

↓

Maintenance Required

↓

Repaired

↓

Operational

Expected Behaviour

The system should:

  • Validate uploaded files.
  • Preserve original asset information.
  • Display assets on the map.
  • Store asset attributes.
  • Track asset updates.
  • Maintain asset history.

Business Rules

  • Every asset belongs to a company.
  • Asset IDs must be unique.
  • Asset attributes can vary by asset type.
  • Deleted assets should remain recoverable.
  • Asset changes should appear in Activity Logs.

Common Use Cases

Water Utility​

Example:

Find all operational meters in North Ridge.

Filter:

Asset Type:
Meter

Condition:
Operational

Pressure Zone:
North Ridge

Maintenance Team​

Example:

Identify valves requiring attention.

Filter:

Asset Type:
Valve

Condition:
Maintenance Required

Related Pages

  • Maps Overview
  • Meter Management
  • Water Billing Points
  • Activity Log
  • Reports
  • Company Settings