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What is Asset Continuity?

Asset Continuity is a purpose-built system for preserving critical industrial knowledge in one structured environment. We are the first and only solution on the market that helps organizations retain drawings, scan data, inspection records, revisions, reports, photos, and supporting documentation at the asset level so that paramount information does not get lost over time.

Why is Asset Continuity the only solution of its kind?

Asset Continuity is built so critical information stays tied to the asset and the project space, not to one individual employee’s login, inbox, or local machine. That means when personnel change, retire, transition roles, or leave unexpectedly, the records, files, history, and operational context behind the asset remain secure, accessible, and intact.This is one of the most important differentiators in the platform. In many organizations, valuable knowledge is still trapped with the person who created it or managed it, which creates serious exposure at the asset level. Drawings, scan data, inspection reports, revision history, field documentation, certs, photos, and supporting notes can become difficult to locate or interpret the moment that person is no longer available. Asset Continuity eliminates that risk by ensuring the information belongs to the asset record and shared project space, not to the individual.The result is stronger continuity across the full lifecycle of the asset. Teams can keep working, projects can keep moving, and decisions can still be made with confidence, regardless of who comes and goes. Instead of losing knowledge with workforce turnover, your organization preserves a permanent, structured history around the asset itself.

Who is Asset Continuity built for?

Asset Continuity is built for industrial service providers, asset owners, and operators who cannot afford delays, rework, or knowledge loss. It is especially valuable for teams involved in metrology, 3D scanning, reverse engineering, NDT, engineering, fabrication, field service, repairs, maintenance, and outage support. If reducing miscommunication, preserving knowledge, and protecting critical asset information matters to your organization, Asset Continuity is the solution.

What types of information can be stored in Asset Continuity?

Asset Continuity is designed to organize the full body of information behind critical assets, including drawings, scan files, CAD models, NDE reports, PMI records, dimensional inspections, field notes, videos, photos, SME knowledge, material certs, revision history, vendor documentation, SOP's, work instuctions and more. The goal is to keep everything that pertains to a part, component, or system in one structured place.

Why does this matter for service providers?

For service providers, Asset Continuity creates a better handoff for clients while turning completed work into long-term value. It helps partners deliver data in a more organized, usable way and creates the opportunity for recurring revenue tied to work they are already performing.

Why does this matter for end users?

For end users, Asset Continuity reduces the risk of lost knowledge, repeated work, and poor decision-making caused by fragmented records. It gives teams better continuity, stronger traceability, and faster access to the information they need to maintain, repair, inspect, and support critical assets with confidence.

What file types are supported?

Asset Continuity is built to support a wide range of file types commonly used across industrial, engineering, inspection, and metrology workflows. That includes standard documents like PDFs, spreadsheets, videos and images, as well as technical files such as .STL, .SAT, .IGS, .DWG, and .STP.The platform is also designed to accommodate specialized and vendor-specific file types, including formats such as InnovMetric .PWK files. In short, if the file is part of the asset story, Asset Continuity is built to help preserve it.

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