Asset-linked work history
Know what happened to the equipment before.
When a Req concerns specifically identified equipment, REQQER can link the work to that Asset. The next person investigating the same equipment can review earlier Open and Closed Reqs, Activity, Work Duration, and prior repair context instead of starting from zero.
This page focuses deliberately on Asset-linked work and repair history rather than broad inventory or asset-accounting claims.
ASSET CODEGEN-014Emergency Generator · Mechanical Room
REQ 19284Battery charger fault
REQ 18102Annual service completed
REQ 16744Coolant leak repaired
Workflow illustration
Repair context
Connect today’s problem to yesterday’s work.
Asset history can include both Open and Closed Reqs so staff can understand repeated failures, related work still in progress, previous repairs, and the labor and Activity associated with earlier service.
Identify the equipment
Use the Asset relationship when the issue belongs to a specific piece of equipment.
REQQER can associate a Work Order with an Asset during Req entry. Mobile also provides an Asset workflow where a user can enter an Asset code, review its history, and create a new Req with that relationship already established.
- Identify equipment by its Asset code
- Review available Asset information
- See prior and current Reqs associated with that Asset
- Create a new Req already linked to the equipment
- The new work then becomes part of the Asset’s future history
Asset codeGEN-014
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ReviewOpen + Closed Reqs
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CreateNew linked Req
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FutureHistory grows
Asset historyEmergency Generator · GEN-014
Illustrative viewReqStatusWorkDuration
19284OpenBattery charger fault35 min
18102ClosedAnnual service / load test75 min
16744ClosedCoolant leak repair120 min
Prior Activity can answer useful questions:Was this failure seen before? What was repaired? Who worked on it? Was a vendor involved? How much labor did it require?
Useful history, not just an equipment label
Give the next repair a head start.
A linked Asset is valuable because the associated Reqs preserve the work record. Prior Activity and duration can help staff recognize repeat problems, understand earlier repairs, and see whether related work remains Open.
This illustrative Asset History view is intentionally used to communicate the work-history concept without implying broader inventory or asset-accounting functionality.
Where Asset history fits
The equipment relationship strengthens the same Req workflow.
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Identify
Associate the issue with a specific Asset.
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Review
Look at current and previous linked Reqs.
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Perform
Document Activity, labor, vendors, and files.
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Preserve
The completed Req remains part of the Asset’s work history.
Focused scope
Asset-linked work history without pretending to be everything else.
The public REQQER story here is intentionally specific: connect maintenance work to identified equipment and make prior repair history easier to find.
- Asset relationship on the Req
- Open and Closed Req history
- Activity and Work Duration context
- Area and Location context
- New work can continue the history
REQQER Asset positioningWork history tied to equipment
We are not using this page to claim a complete inventory, parts, purchasing, depreciation, or asset-accounting platform.
Related capabilities
Asset history becomes more useful because the Req carries the detail.
See REQQER in action
See how equipment-specific work can build a useful repair history over time.
A demonstration can show how a Req is associated with an Asset and how prior work can inform the next repair.