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Support for defect specific rehabilitation methods and costs

In many cases, the rehabilitation of a pipe is done in a localized manner such as it is the case for point defects like breaks, holes, etc. A pipe might need one, or multiple of these localized repairs. When analyzing the cost and planning for rep...
Martha Nunez almost 1 year ago in Info360 Asset / Query types / Capabilities 1 Gathering support

Support for 'Count of work orders' rehab query

Users can use this query to use historical work on the pipe as part of decision making for future work. This query should allow the Type and Status of the work order to be queried as well.
Martha Nunez 10 months ago in Info360 Asset / Query types / Capabilities 1 Under consideration

One-to-many relationships for custom tables.

In many cases a table will have more than one record associated to a pipe. This is the case in most work management tasks that might be used as part of a rehab tree or risk analysis. Some examples are: SSO records: An asset might have multiple SSO...
Martha Nunez over 1 year ago in Info360 Asset / Data Management / Query types / Capabilities 1 Will not implement

Risk & Rehab Based On MSCC Condition Scoring

Use condition scores for MSCC inspections risk models and rehab queries. This will allow UK utilities to do condition analysis in Info360 Asset.
Mike Maylone over 1 year ago in Info360 Asset / CCTV Standards (e.g. PACP) / COF & LOF Categories / Components / Query types / Capabilities 0 Under consideration

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