[01]
Disconnected Asset Records
Critical asset information is spread across multiple systems, making it difficult to find when needed.
Asset ManagementAsset ManagementAsset Management
Put the asset record where the work happens. Scan the QR code to open recent history, documents, meters, parts, and active work.
The Challenge
[01]
Critical asset information is spread across multiple systems, making it difficult to find when needed.
[02]
Without a complete maintenance record, recurring failures and asset performance are difficult to understand.
[03]
Scattered maintenance data makes reliability trends difficult to interpret and act on.
[04]
Maintenance requests disappear across emails, calls, and paper forms, delaying response times.
The solution
[Organize]
[Trace]
[Prioritize]
Core capabilities
Asset hierarchy
Model sites, systems, equipment, and components in one clear hierarchy.
Asset locations
See each asset’s current location and movement history.
QR and barcode access
Scan the asset. Open its record on the spot.
Documents and warranties
Keep manuals, drawings, certificates, and warranties attached to the asset.
Condition monitoring
Track vibration, temperature, pressure, and other early signs of failure.
Lifecycle cost
Track acquisition, labor, parts, downtime, and replacement cost by asset.
We used to lose hours tracking down parts across spreadsheets and storerooms. Canary gave us real-time visibility into every part, every location. Stockouts dropped, carrying costs fell, and our technicians finally have what they need when they need it.
Daria Simonova
Director of Operations, ABB Woods
Blogs and Articles

A practical guide to a CMMS workflow for manufacturing: define the job, prepare the people and materials, coordinate the shift, and record the return to service.

A practical guide to stronger asset history: capture the context behind maintenance work, separate symptoms from causes, and use follow-up to improve the next decision.

A field-ready routine for confirming the asset, reviewing prepared work, recording what changed, and handing off useful closeout.
Enterprise ready