OTILA · Internal asset management

Manage your property and assets.
Make every intervention accountable.

Connect sites, buildings, installations, requests, preventive work, providers, parts and costs in one asset record.

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What weakens maintenance

Useful maintenance starts with reliable context.

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Assets are poorly documented

Buildings, installations, equipment and documents are split across several records.

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Requests lose context

Location, urgency, requester and asset are not consistently connected.

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Costs are reconstructed late

Time, parts and purchased services are reconciled after closure.

Operational cycle

From asset to improvement, no link should disappear.

01RequestLocation, asset, symptom, urgency
02QualifyCriticality, contract, ownership
03PlanTechnician, slot, task list, part
04ExecuteAction, time, consumption, evidence
05ApproveControl, requester, return to service
06LearnHistory, cost, recurrence, plan

Concrete benefits

Actual work becomes reusable knowledge.

Every request remains connected to the site, asset, decision, intervention and evidence that resolved it.

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Structure

Build a governed technical hierarchy for maintained assets.

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Maintain

Plan preventive work and handle corrective requests.

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Control

Connect actual work, parts, evidence and cost to the relevant asset.

Test a scenario

Decision lab

Choose a situation. See what must be decided and evidenced.

Impact, requests and resolution reconciled

Situation

Multi-asset incident

A failure on a shared installation affects several zones and requesters.

Decision to structureCreate a master incident, link related requests and share one priority.
Expected evidenceImpact, requests and resolution reconciled

Structured capabilities

Explore OTILA through managed objects, not as a feature list.

Selected capability

Property hierarchy

Sites, buildings, zones, installations, equipment and documents.

  • The asset, criticality, task list, parts and skills required for « Property hierarchy » are qualified before assignment.
  • Time, readings, consumption and « Property hierarchy » evidence remain attached to the work order.
  • « Property hierarchy » closure requires an outcome, residual anomaly and next due date.

Information-system architecture

OTILA orchestrates maintenance without absorbing other-system responsibilities.

This offering covers buildings, installations, equipment and internal assets. Fleet, workshop and multi-asset scopes remain configured contexts, not additional editions.

01OTILA Asset Management

Internal assets and work

Owns assets, requests, plans, work orders, providers, evidence and history in the maintained scope.

  • Sites and buildings
  • Installations and equipment
  • Requests and work orders
02Purchasing · Inventory · Finance

Commitments and costs

Retain orders, suppliers, valuation, accounting and controls according to selected responsibilities.

  • Contracts and orders
  • Parts and consumables
  • Approved cost
03Requesters · Providers

Access and collaboration

Access only requests, appointments, documents and approvals authorised for their role.

  • Requester portal
  • Provider access
  • Actual-work approval

OTILA family

One foundation, two authorised offerings and clearly named contexts.

Choose according to who owns the assets and who performs the service. The Industry context deepens the need without creating another edition.

Solution family

OTILA CMMS

The maintenance foundation: assets, preventive and corrective work, work orders, parts and control.

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Authorised offering

Internal Asset Management

For organisations maintaining their own buildings, installations and equipment.

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Authorised offering

OTILA Maintenance Services

For providers managing contracts, dispatch, work, evidence and billable items.

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Business context

OTILA Industry

A deeper industrial context for criticality, line maintenance, MRO inventory and reliability.

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Connected ecosystem

Every data point retains a source, cadence and owner.

Integration specifies system, version, data, frequency, rights, controls, supervision and recovery. Conceptual compatibility is never presented as a ready interface without validation.

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ERP
Purchasing
Inventory
Mobility
Finance

Controlled deployment

Build reliability before automating.

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Scope

Assets, objectives, ownership

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Make reliable

Master data, task lists, parts

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Model

Statuses, rights, rules, evidence

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Connect

Sources, interfaces, equipment

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Pilot

Scope, acceptance, adoption

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Extend

Sites, assets, modules, improvement

Resources

Go further.

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Guide

Build an actionable maintenance master

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Use case

From preventive work to reliability: decide with history

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Article

ERP, WMS, MES and CMMS: assign responsibilities

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Webinar

Prepare a CMMS pilot without losing field context

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Frequently asked questions

Your questions about OTILA.

01Which assets can be managed?+

The hierarchy is defined from the property, ownership and maintenance processes actually selected.

02Can it cover buildings, installations and an internal fleet?+

Yes. Asset categories, documents, meters, responsibilities and processes are configured for the maintained scope.

03How are external providers managed?+

Contracts, coverage, work orders, access, actual work, parts, evidence and approvals can be connected under approved rights.

Your next step

Make maintenance readable, controllable and sustainable.

Start from your assets, teams, data and real constraints to define a useful first cycle.

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