Learns each asset
Vibration, temperature, current draw, pressure and run hours compared against that asset's own normal.
AI Fault Predictor · Roof and basement
The Fault Predictor studies each asset's readings, run hours and repair history. When the pattern starts to look like the run-up to a past failure, it flags the asset, estimates the window and opens an inspection job for the right team.
Sensor data, PPM readings and job history per asset.
Against the asset's own normal and past failure patterns.
Risk score, likely window and the readings behind it.
Inspection job opened, engineer confirms or dismisses.
What it does
Vibration, temperature, current draw, pressure and run hours compared against that asset's own normal.
Past breakdowns and repairs on similar assets teach the model what a run-up to failure looks like.
Each warning shows the likely window, the readings behind it and how confident the model is.
Warnings open an inspection job. Engineers decide whether repair is needed, never the model.
Even manual PPM readings and repeat-fault history are enough to start flagging risky assets.
Engineers mark each warning as confirmed or not. The model adjusts for that building.
Specification sheet
Everything listed is included in the plans that carry AI Fault Predictor. See Plans for what each plan covers.
Trust notes
Questions
No. Predictions are estimates that prompt an inspection. Engineers decide on repairs, and their feedback improves later warnings.
Around 60 days of readings for an asset, or a year of job history across similar assets, to begin useful warnings.
No. Models learn from your buildings for your buildings. Your data is never sold.
Key register · Handover
Bring your asset list and your floor plan. Within a day your QR tags are printed, your PPM calendar is built and your team is raising jobs. Run it free for 30 days.