Assets.
Know what exists, where it belongs, who uses it and what happened to it.
The right information.
In the right context.
Assets includes products, physical resources, locations, equipment, inventory, 2D drawings and 3D models. A pin may anchor an asset on a drawing or map without becoming its canonical identity.
One underlying identity. Direct typed relationships. Permissions checked in the user's active context.
Core functional scope
Not isolated records.
Relationships with meaning.
Typed relationship examples for understanding the information model. They are not generated from a running customer database.
A document can represent an asset, but it is not the asset. The physical object keeps its own identity and relationships while its drawings, certificates and photos remain managed in Files.
Go beyond Assets.
Every perspective connects to all others through UBIM. Discover the shared technology or explore a different part of the platform.