Facility Operators

Know what's installed. Know where to find it.

Give your facilities team one reliable place to find equipment locations, identifiers, photos and documentation.

GLAR connects installed assets to your floorplans, making the information needed for maintenance and troubleshooting easier to access.

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GLAR asset record on a laptop and a phone, with the floor plan and device details
GLAR furniture floor plan of an open office with 18 workstations

The equipment is there. The information is scattered.

Drawings, spreadsheets, manuals and contractor handover files rarely tell the whole story in one place. When equipment needs service, teams waste time identifying the asset, locating it and finding the right documentation.

GLAR brings those records together in a searchable, floorplan-linked asset registry that is straightforward to build and easy to use.

One place for the information behind maintenance.

Keep asset records, locations, equipment identifiers, photos and supporting documentation organized in a central repository. Whether a technician is responding to a service issue or planning a replacement, the team can start with the same accessible source of asset information.

Export structured records for reporting or use with existing maintenance and asset management systems.

GLAR project dashboard on a tablet
Phone scanning the asset tag on a boiler and showing the matched GLAR record

Make physical assets easier to identify.

Where useful, apply QR codes, barcodes or RFID tags to equipment during an audit or documentation project. Tagging can help teams identify an asset in the field and associate it with the correct digital record, reducing guesswork when similar equipment is installed throughout a building.

Tagging is optional. Teams can also find assets through floorplans, searches and existing equipment identifiers.

HVAC

Lighting

IT and network

AV

Security

Furniture

Build the record. Connect the location. Use the information.

1

Start with what you have

Upload existing inventories and floorplans or create asset records as you go.

2

Capture and connect

Add identifiers, photos, documentation and optional tags; associate each asset with its floorplan location.

3

Find and share

Search the registry and export structured information for maintenance reference, planning and other systems.

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Useful data from day one, or from where you are today.

New construction

Standardize equipment information as trades install it. Collect asset identifiers and supporting records during delivery so the facilities team receives usable, organized information at handover.

Existing buildings

Start with spreadsheets and existing documentation, then fill gaps through field audits. Add equipment records, locations, photos and optional physical tags as needed.

The details your team needs, where they need them.

Find the asset

See where equipment is installed directly on building floorplans.

Open the record

Access available model and serial numbers, network identifiers, photos, manuals and other supporting documents in one place.

Support the work

Give maintenance staff and service vendors a consistent reference for troubleshooting, replacement planning and upgrades. Read what missing device records cost during a repair.

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Give your team a clearer picture of what is installed.

From a single facility to a larger portfolio, GLAR makes it easier to organize asset information and keep it accessible for the people responsible for the building.

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