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    Facilities management

    Asset Records for Retail Facilities Managers: Every RTU on Your Phone

    • Facilities Management
    • HVAC
    • Asset Management

    Robotic Imaging gives retail facilities managers an asset record for every RTU, panel and disconnect, built from video walks and open on their phone while they stand at the unit. The same walk answers the site checklist, so documentation and inspection happen in one pass.

    Facilities manager capturing rooftop HVAC assets on a phone

    Why is equipment data hard to use in the field?

    Because most facilities tools were built for a desk, with mobile added later for technicians filing work orders. A facilities manager standing in front of an aging rooftop unit often cannot see its install date, service history or warranty status until they get back to the office. Decisions get deferred to later, when the context is gone.

    How are asset records built?

    From the video walk itself. Every RTU, panel and disconnect captured on a walk becomes an asset record with type, make, model, serial, location and condition, pulled from the video and nameplate photos. Each record links back to its footage.

    HVAC and electrical first

    Rooftop units, electrical panels and disconnects are counted, tagged and condition-checked.

    Footage as proof

    Every record links back to the video and nameplate photos that created it.

    How does a facilities manager use the record on site?

    By scanning a QR tag on the unit or opening the store map in the app. The record and its service history load on the phone, so the manager can make a call on repair or replacement at the unit. The app works offline and syncs when the signal returns.

    How does this support vendors and planning?

    Vendors and internal teams work from the same verified record. Work orders carry the asset context with them, and the web app shows which units across the portfolio keep failing or are due for replacement planning.

    Does Robotic Imaging replace my CMMS?

    No. It sits alongside your CMMS as the field and asset layer. Asset and service data can flow back to your system of record, so nothing gets typed twice.

    Frequently asked questions

    What is Robotic Imaging?
    Robotic Imaging is a mobile and web app for multi-site retailers that answers any facility checklist automatically from a video walk of the site.
    What equipment does it document?
    It leads with HVAC and electrical: rooftop units, electrical panels and disconnects, each counted, tagged and condition-checked.
    Does it work without a signal?
    Yes. The mobile app works offline and syncs when the connection returns.
    Does it replace my CMMS?
    No. Robotic Imaging works alongside your CMMS and ERP as the field and asset layer.
    How do I get started?
    Request a demo to see it on your own stores.

    Want asset records open on your phone at the unit?

    Request a demo

    In this article

    1. Why is equipment data hard to use in the field?
    2. How are asset records built?
    3. How does a facilities manager use the record on site?
    4. How does this support vendors and planning?
    5. Does Robotic Imaging replace my CMMS?
    6. FAQ