Manage asset performance, life cycles and costs together
Connect the condition of your network with its financial performance.
Pipes, transformers, pumps, valves and stations form the network that keeps services running. UMARP EAM brings their locations, maintenance, faults, investments and costs into one asset management model.
Digital twinView assets, locations, network connections and service impacts together
Life-cycle costsMaintenance, faults, investments and depreciation linked to each asset
Operational and Financial Alignment
Every field activity updates the asset’s story
A digital twin combines topology, maintenance history and costs in one model.
UMARP EAM connects technical asset records with financial records. Track maintenance, repairs and construction alongside materials, crews, measured quantities, progress payments and costs.
Move beyond knowing what assets you own. See which are deteriorating, where risks are growing, which investments will improve continuity and where budgets can deliver the greatest value.
Digital twin insightA useful digital twin represents network connectivity, service impacts, maintenance history and risk relationships as well as the physical asset.
Operational historyMaintenance, faults, materials and field evidence are retained in the asset record.
Financial impactProgress payments, fixed assets, depreciation and investment delivery use the same underlying records.
Core Capabilities
Capabilities from asset inventory to investment planning
01Asset Inventory
Identify and classify your assets
Record pipelines, valves, stations, meters, pumps and transformers with specifications, installation dates, warranties and locations. Keep the asset hierarchy aligned with network topology.
02Planned Maintenance
Schedule work by time and condition
Connect periodic maintenance plans, meter replacement programs and condition-based maintenance to work order creation. Asset maintenance histories support life-cycle analysis.
03Fault Management
Trace faults to their root causes
Keep fault reports, field responses, materials and resolution times together. Identify recurring failures by asset and use the evidence to choose between repair and replacement.
04Investment and Progress Payments
Link construction progress to payment
Track investment projects through schedules, measured quantities, site verification and payment approvals. Reduce the risk of paying for work that has not been verified on site.
05Asset Accounting
Align asset life with financial value
Keep fixed-asset records, depreciation and revaluation aligned with technical life cycles. Investments in the regulated asset base use consistent data in accounting and tariff processes.
06Vehicles and Equipment
Manage fleets and assigned equipment
Manage vehicles, machinery and measurement equipment through maintenance schedules, assignment records and usage histories. Plan field capacity using current resource data.
OutcomesVisibility into asset life cycles and costs, evidence-based investment priorities and verified progress payments.
Audit trailMaintenance and fault histories, measured quantities, site verification and payment approval records.
Connected dataGIS locations and topology, FOM work orders, ERP costs and depreciation, and MDM measurement points.
Connected by Design
Part of an integrated utility platform
EAM assets have geographic identities in GIS. Maintenance needs become FOM work orders, while materials and progress payments feed ERP records. Technical histories and financial values remain connected.
We can assess asset inventories, maintenance and fault workflows, investments, progress payments, GIS/FOM/ERP connections and regulatory reporting requirements.
Assess asset inventory quality and digital twin readiness
Review maintenance, fault, investment and payment workflows
