Triage
Smart triage
GearBot can suggest severity, priority, assignee, duplicate risk, and recurrence signals from asset context and history.
Issues and corrective actions
From finding to verified fix. Nothing falls through.
GearJoT turns inspection findings, field reports, and operational problems into closed-loop issue management with severity, priority, owner, due date, evidence, corrective actions, SLA tracking, recurrence context, and verified closure.
Why this matters
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.
Complete issue management
Keep every finding connected to the asset, evidence, owner, and resolution path.
Context
Linked to everything
Issues link to assets, inspection runs, failed responses, evidence photos, corrective actions, work orders, and conversations.
Accountability
SLA tracking
Set resolution targets by severity or issue type, then escalate when work is at risk or overdue.
Proof
Verified resolution
Closure can require evidence review, supervisor sign-off, re-inspection, or automated checks before the issue is closed.
Issue lifecycle
Every issue moves through a visible path from open to verified close.
1
Open
Create from an inspection finding, field report, workflow trigger, or manual entry with asset and evidence context attached.
2
Investigate
Review severity, impact, duplicate or recurring patterns, and operational context before assigning follow-up.
3
Assign corrective action
Route the work to a person, team, vendor, or workflow with due dates and required evidence.
4
Verify and close
Require completion evidence, sign-off, re-inspection, or automated checks before closure.
Before and after
Replace disconnected follow-up with an accountable resolution loop.
| Findings sit in inspection PDFs or paper notes | Findings become issues with asset, evidence, and context attached |
|---|---|
| Assignments happen in email or chat | Owners, due dates, corrective actions, and status are tracked in system |
| Fixed depends on someone saying it was fixed | Closure can require evidence, sign-off, or re-inspection |
| Repeat problems are hard to see | Recurrence patterns surface by asset, type, site, or component |