What it does

Every asset on file, with its own history.

A record for every asset

Track make, model, serial number, install date, cost and other key details, from rooftop units and compressors to fryers, panels and doors.

Service history stays with the asset

Every service visit, repair, part and note stays connected to the asset instead of getting lost across separate work orders.

Warranty visibility before dispatch

Warranty information is visible before work is dispatched, helping prevent paying for repairs that may still be covered.

Stay ahead of critical dates

Upcoming warranty expirations and preventative maintenance due dates are surfaced before important service windows are missed.

A QR label on the unit itself

Scanning it opens a request against that exact piece of equipment, so whoever finds the fault doesn't have to describe which unit they mean.

Repair or replace, with the numbers

Repair costs and service history sit alongside the asset, helping you see when continued repairs no longer make financial sense.

Ways to run it

Works however you run Pebble.

Pebble runs three ways, and you can choose the model that fits each trade and location.

Client-Managed

Your team runs the program in Pebble with your own service providers.

Shared Coverage

Bedrock fills the gaps in your network where you need coverage.

Managed Services

Bedrock manages dispatch and service for you, in the same system.

Questions

Asset Tracking, answered

More questions
What is asset tracking in a CMMS?

It means keeping a record of each piece of equipment, with its details, warranty and full service history, so maintenance decisions are based on that unit's real record.

How does the QR label work?

The label is tied to the asset's record. Scanning it opens a request against that exact piece of equipment.

Does Pebble track warranties?

Yes. Warranty information is visible before work is dispatched, and upcoming warranty expirations are surfaced ahead of time.

See it on your own locations.

Start with a walkthrough of Pebble, or a facility assessment if you're weighing managed support across a larger portfolio.