Asset identity and structure
Track name, serial, make, model, type, site, status, condition, custodian, team, custom fields, and hierarchy.
Equipment is the center of operations. GearJoT makes every asset a single record: identity, status, location, custodian, documents, inspection history, open issues, and conversations.
Equipment operations break when data, follow-up, and context live in different tools. This first slice makes the new GearJoT site real enough to browse, validate, and extend from live Sanity content.
The asset becomes the anchor for follow-through, accountability, and proof of care.
Track name, serial, make, model, type, site, status, condition, custodian, team, custom fields, and hierarchy.
Know where equipment is, who owns it, whether it is in service, down, in repair, retired, or waiting on follow-up.
Attach manuals, certificates, photos, reports, inspection evidence, and issue evidence to the asset record.
See every inspection run, issue opened or closed, corrective action completed, and key conversation in one timeline.
Scheduled inspections, completed runs, findings, open issues, corrective actions, verification, and closure all stay attached to the asset.
That makes it possible to answer what has been done to this unit, what is still open, and whether recurring patterns need root-cause follow-up.
Move from rows and manual reconciliation to a structured equipment operating record.
| Rows and columns with manual updates | Structured asset records with types, status, and relationships |
|---|---|
| Inspections and issues elsewhere | Inspection history and open issues linked directly to the asset |
| Follow-up in email or chat | Assignments, corrective actions, and verification in the same system |
| Hard to prove compliance or care | Evidence and completion tied to the asset record |