An asset estate that thinks ahead.

assetziq intelligence learns from every scan, movement and approval. It recognizes what it has never seen, anticipates what is about to go wrong, and recommends the next step with its reasoning.

  • Understands
  • Anticipates
  • Recommends
  • Explains its reasoning
  • A person always decides
Three kinds of intelligence

Understand, anticipate, recommend.

Each one learns from data assetziq already holds about your assets.

Understands your estate

Learns what your devices, records and documents look like, so it can recognize an unknown vendor or model, spot the same asset under two names and read a supplier document.

  • Recognition
  • Classification
  • Matching

Anticipates what comes next

Learns the patterns behind failures, stock movements and spend, so it can warn of a likely failure, a spare running short or a project heading over budget.

  • Risk scoring
  • Forecasting
  • Anomaly detection

Recommends and explains

Proposes the next step on any record and shows its confidence and the evidence it used. Ask it why in plain language, then approve, change or dismiss.

  • Next best action
  • Reasoning
  • Conversation
How it learns

A loop that gets sharper with every decision.

The model does not stand still. Each confirmation or correction from your team becomes part of what it knows.

  1. Observe

    Scans, movements, approvals and documents are recorded as they happen.

  2. Learn

    Patterns are learned from your history, not from generic averages.

  3. Anticipate

    Risks, shortages and anomalies are scored before they surface.

  4. Recommend

    A next step is proposed, with confidence and reasoning.

  5. Confirm

    A person accepts or corrects it, and the model improves.

Where AI and ML fit

Predictions and automation across the product.

Forecasts for stock, warehouses, the register and more, then ten places AI can take work off your teams.

Predictive analytics: see the problem weeks before it arrives

5weeks until shortage

SFP-10G-LR will fall below its minimum level.

Issues are rising faster than receipts at two warehouses. The forecast shows when on-hand stock crosses the minimum, early enough to reorder.

  • Issue history
  • Open reservations
  • Receipts due

Recommended actionRaise a purchase request for the shortfall.

Builds on Warehouse Inventory
On-hand quantityHistoryForecast
Minimum level Today
8weeks until bins are full

The central warehouse will reach 95% of bin capacity.

Put-away is outpacing issues. The forecast shows when storage runs out, so stock can be moved before receipts have nowhere to go.

  • Put-away rate
  • Receipts due
  • Bin capacity

Recommended actionPlan a transfer to a regional warehouse.

Builds on Warehouse Inventory
Bin utilisation, %HistoryForecast
95% capacity Today
68%match rate by quarter end

The register will drift further from operations.

New devices are appearing faster than exceptions are being closed. The forecast shows where the match rate lands if nothing changes.

  • Open exceptions
  • New devices per scan
  • Resolution rate

Recommended actionPrioritize the 16 open exceptions by value.

Builds on Fixed Asset Register
Register match rate, %HistoryForecast
Target 75% Today
60days until high risk

A UPS battery bank is heading for failure.

Its age, status history and three similar units replaced nearby push its risk upward. The forecast shows when it crosses the level where replacement is cheaper than failure.

  • Asset age
  • Status history
  • Replacements nearby

Recommended actionRaise a replacement request now.

Builds on Asset Management
Failure risk, %HistoryForecast
High risk 80% Today
12%over budget at completion

The core upgrade will finish over budget.

Incurred and committed spend are tracking above plan. The forecast projects the final cost while there is still time to act.

  • Incurred and accrued
  • Committed orders
  • Completion date

Recommended actionReview scope with the project owner.

Builds on CWIP Assets
Spend against budget, %HistoryForecast
Budget 100% Today
2xhold queue next month

The invoice hold queue is about to double.

Price variances from one supplier and late receipts are both rising. The forecast shows the queue before it becomes a payment delay.

  • Price variances
  • Receipt delays
  • Supplier pattern

Recommended actionChase the outstanding receipts and review the tolerance.

Builds on Procure-to-Pay
Invoices on holdHistoryForecast
Team capacity Today

Ten places AI can take work off your teams

Vendor and model recognition

Identify the vendor, model and type of an unknown device from what a scan returns, across many vendors, so new equipment is recognized without a hand-written rule.

Works with Asset Discovery

One device, seen twice

Recognize when network discovery and IT discovery have found the same device under different names, and suggest merging them into one record.

Works with Asset Discovery

Smart matching in reconciliation

When a serial number is missing or mistyped, suggest the most likely register record for a discovered device, with a confidence score for a person to confirm.

Works with Fixed Asset Register

Anomaly detection in discovery

Spot changes that do not fit the pattern, such as a device that changes serial number or vendor between scans, and raise them for review first.

Works with Asset Discovery

Failure risk ranking

Rank assets by how likely they are to need attention, using their age, status history and past replacements, so teams act before a failure.

Works with Asset Management

Spare demand forecasting

Forecast which spares will be needed and where, from issue history and stock movements, and suggest minimum and maximum levels.

Works with Warehouse Inventory

Invoice exception triage

Read why an invoice is on hold, compare it with similar past cases and suggest the next step, so the queue clears faster.

Works with Procure-to-Pay

Document reading

Pull the order number, quantities and amounts from supplier invoices and delivery documents, ready for a person to check and post.

Works with Procure-to-Pay

Automatic classification

Suggest the asset type, category and item code for newly discovered or imported records, learned from how your team classified earlier ones.

Works with Asset Management

Capitalization readiness

Highlight capital work that looks complete but has not been capitalized, and work that is heading over budget, before the period closes.

Works with CWIP Assets
More across the product

Intelligence in every area.

More of what AI does across the product.

Discovery

  • Topology hints from neighbour data
  • Diagnosis of failed scans and credentials
  • The best time and frequency for each scan

Assets and tagging

  • Duplicate record detection
  • A data-quality score for each record
  • End-of-life and replacement outlook

Finance and the register

  • Forecast of the register match rate
  • Net book value outlook by asset class
  • Likelihood that an asset no longer exists
  • Useful-life and cost allocation suggestions

Warehouse and stock

  • Stock-out prediction by item and warehouse
  • Capacity forecast for bins and locations
  • Slow-moving and excess stock alerts
  • Transfer suggestions between warehouses

Procurement

  • Price checks against contracts and price lists
  • Supplier delivery and quality insights
  • Forecast of the invoice hold queue
  • Approval queue ordered by urgency

Across the product

  • Plain-language reports on request
  • Period summaries of exceptions
  • A suggested next step on any record
By team

Questions each team will be able to ask.

Operations

  • Which sites have devices that changed since the last scan?
  • What is in transit for more than a week?
  • Which assets are most likely to fail next?

Finance

  • Which register entries are still not explained?
  • What capital work is overdue for capitalization?
  • Summarize this month's reconciliation exceptions.

Procurement and supply

  • Which invoices are on hold, and why?
  • Which spares will run short next quarter?
  • What is still to be received on approved orders?
Why the record matters

AI is only as good as the data behind it.

Predictions and answers are worth trusting only when the record is. That is what the product does today.

See the platform
  • Discovery keeps the inventory current
  • Reconciliation shows where records disagree
  • Approvals mean every change was authorized
  • History gives the model the full story of each asset
Responsible AI

Principles built into every AI feature.

Human review

The assistant recommends. A person decides and approves.

Explainable

Every answer links to the records it was drawn from.

Your data stays yours

No training across customers by default.

Monitored

Model quality is tracked so drift is visible over time.

Questions

AI questions, answered.

How is this different from a chatbot?

A chatbot waits for a question. This raises insights on its own, scores how confident it is, shows the evidence, and learns from whether you accept or correct it.

What data will the AI use?

The data assetziq already holds for you: asset history, discovery results, stock movements, reconciliation outcomes and procurement records.

Will AI make changes on its own?

No. It recommends and prepares. Changes still go through the same approvals as any other change.

Will our data be used to train models for others?

Not by default. The design keeps each customer's data separate.

Do we need AI to get value from assetziq?

No. Discovery, the lifecycle, procurement and the register all work without it. AI builds on the record they create.

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