Platform update
New operational management layer
Community Topology and Asset Inventory
Onzane now allows you to represent the actual physical structure of a community through a flexible hierarchy of buildings, entrances, floors, garages, common areas, technical rooms, sports facilities, and other locations.
Properties can be linked to these locations without altering their administrative organization.
The physical asset inventory is built upon this topology: elevators, pumps, swimming pools, doors, access systems, fire protection equipment, meters, electrical and energy installations, sports equipment, and other maintainable items.
Each asset has a record with information such as manufacturer, model, serial number, operational status, criticality, installation date, commissioning date, warranty, acquisition cost, and estimated useful life. It can also be linked to other components, operational facilities, and supplier contracts.
Automated Preventive Maintenance
Assets can have one or more preventive maintenance plans configured by day, week, month, or year.
Each plan can define:
- Frequency and schedule.
- Execution instructions.
- Priority.
- Assigned supplier and contract.
- Internal responsible party.
- Advance notice required for work.
- Expected completion time.
- Creation as a draft or automatic schedule.
When a due date arrives, Onzane automatically generates a preventive maintenance order linked to the asset. The system prevents duplicates and maintains the schedule and history, even if a plan is subsequently paused or archived.
Comprehensive Work Order Management
Work orders centralize the entire lifecycle of a project, from creation to validation and final settlement.
They can be created manually or directly from an incident, location, asset, or budget allocation. Each order can be linked to the corresponding supplier, contract, internal manager, assets, incidents, tasks, budgets, and invoices.
Onzane now allows you to manage corrective and preventive work orders, inspections, meter readings, projects, and other tasks using controlled statuses: draft, pending budget, awarded, scheduled, in progress, blocked, completed, validated, or canceled.
Each order maintains a unified history with status changes, notes, communications, evidence, documents, inspections, meter readings, and related activity.