Asset Repair Statuses

Use case example 1: You show up at the location to service a broken asset, but it turns out that the asset cannot be repaired on-site and needs to be taken out for repair. You move the asset to the Out For Repair status, which allows keeping all the people who manage or use the asset in the know about its whereabouts and state. It may also be required to temporarily install a different asset to avoid bringing the location operations to a standstill.

Use case example 2: Another scenario may be that you find it wiser and more cost-effective to replace a worn-out asset rather than service it over and over again. By moving such an asset into the Replacement Recommended status, you let your client know that installing a new asset will be a better decision than pouring money and efforts into repairs.