Assetifyr helps you track service events, repairs, maintenance activity and reminders so products can be maintained before small issues become expensive or cause downtime.

Predictive maintenance is planned for advanced use cases. Assetifyr can support IoT and historical data workflows to help forecast potential failures and optimise service planning.

Yes, this is part of the planned service ecosystem. Notifications may include maintenance reminders, warranty updates, service actions, product alerts and required next steps.

Yes. Assetifyr is designed to help track warranties, service contracts and expiry dates so owners can act before coverage is lost and reduce avoidable costs.

Better maintenance can help assets run more efficiently, reduce unnecessary energy consumption, prevent avoidable breakdowns and extend useful product life.

A Digital Product Passport is a digital record of a product’s lifecycle, including product identity, materials, production information, maintenance, repair, ownership and end-of-life data.

Digital Product Passport-style records can improve transparency, support compliance, create better lifecycle visibility and open new service, resale, maintenance and sustainability opportunities.

Yes, where supported. Consumers may access selected product information through QR codes, NFC or digital product profiles, depending on what the product owner, manufacturer or partner chooses to share.

Yes. By keeping repair, maintenance, ownership and lifecycle records connected to assets, Assetifyr supports reuse, resale, repair, better end-of-life decisions and future circular-economy workflows.

Yes, IoT integration is planned for advanced monitoring and predictive maintenance use cases. Sensor data can help track asset condition, usage, performance and service needs.

CMMS integrations are planned for business and industrial workflows, including maintenance schedules, service logs, asset records and work-order related data.

ERP integrations are planned to support asset data, maintenance costs, lifecycle information, budgeting, reporting and resource planning.

GS1 standards can support global product identification, traceability, interoperability and supply-chain data exchange. Assetifyr is aligned with the need for trusted, standardised product identity.

Yes. Assetifyr is designed to support businesses and partners managing assets across multiple locations, languages, time zones and operating units.

Analytics and reporting are planned for advanced workflows, including asset health, maintenance history, downtime, energy usage, service performance and return on investment.

Yes, this is planned for advanced maintenance workflows. Predictive insights and service history can help reduce overstocking while improving availability of critical parts.

Assetifyr is planned to support marketplace workflows where users can list assets for sale, share trusted asset history, compare offers, negotiate and transfer ownership digitally.

Yes. Service scheduling workflows are planned so owners and service providers can request, review and approve changes more efficiently.

Where supported, asset ownership can be transferred digitally, and relevant documents, warranties, maintenance records and service history can move with the asset.

A mobile app is planned to support asset scanning, updates, notifications, service management and maintenance actions on the go.

Automated compliance and regulatory reporting is planned for business users, audits, inspections, certifications and industry-specific workflows.

Assetifyr is planned to support customizable dashboards, alerts, maintenance schedules, workflows, asset categories and reporting views for different industries.

Yes. Assetifyr keeps maintenance, repairs, service events, warranty updates, documents and ownership changes connected to the asset over time.

Assetifyr helps maximise asset value by reducing missing information, supporting better maintenance, lowering avoidable downtime, improving resale trust and enabling better lifecycle decisions.