Asset Management

Maintain a complete asset registry, track condition and risk, and prioritize maintenance and renewal to reduce failures and justify investment decisions.

What You Can Do

Risk-Based Asset Management for Water Infrastructure

Asset Management helps institutions move from reactive repairs to planned, defensible programs. By combining asset inventory, inspections, maintenance history, and performance indicators, the module supports lifecycle planning—so limited budgets are used where they create the greatest reduction in risk and service disruption. Utilities use the Digital Twin to understand current network conditions, analyze historical performance, and anticipate future risks—allowing teams to respond faster, reduce service interruptions, and plan capital investments with precision.

Key Capabilities

Asset registry: Pipes, valves, pumps, reservoirs, meters, hydrants, chambers.
Asset hierarchy & location: Link components to zones, districts, and parent assets.
Condition & criticality scoring: Standardized scoring models and configurable rules.
Risk ranking: Combine likelihood of failure and consequence of failure.
Lifecycle planning: Remaining useful life, renewal candidates, budget scenarios.
Work history: Repairs, replacements, failures, and inspection findings.

Typical Workflows

Build/clean the asset register: Import from GIS → validate attributes → assign IDs.
Score condition: Pull inspection results and failure history → update condition score.
Rank risk: Apply consequence rules (critical customers, trunk mains, hospitals).
Plan interventions: Generate renewal candidates list → compare budget scenarios.
Report and justify: Produce risk maps and renewal reports for management/boards.
Locate an incident: Alarm or complaint appears → zoom to area → see affected assets and customers.

High-Value Use Cases

Replacement planning, Preventive maintenance optimization, Audit and compliance and Funding proposals