Know what assets you have, what needs doing and what happened in the field.
Tensile Asset Management is a web, iPhone and Android system for teams who manage physical assets, inspections, jobs and evidence.
Replace scattered updates with a clearer working loop.
Office staff can see the asset records and assign work. People in the field can open their tasks, add notes and photos, and mark work complete. Supervisors can review what changed without piecing the story together from messages and folders.
Current product capabilities
- One place for assets, sites, inspections, defects and evidence history
- Assigned work with notes, photos and completion status
- Office review for supervisors who need to see what is done and what still needs attention
- iPhone and Android worker apps for routes and field tasks
- Clear workspace access and user limits for each client
For teams where the work happens outside, but the record needs to be clear inside.
- Asset records are split between spreadsheets, folders, paper or older systems
- Photos and notes are captured, but not tied cleanly to the asset or job
- Office staff spend time chasing field updates
- It is hard to prove what was inspected, fixed or left outstanding
Field tools for people away from desks.
Worker apps let field users see the work assigned to them, check location context, add notes and capture completion evidence.
Start small enough to prove it with real work.
The sensible first step is a paid pilot with a bounded workflow, a limited user group and a clear decision at the end. That keeps the rollout useful without turning the first conversation into a full platform replacement project.
Choose
Pick one team, asset class or field workflow where better records would make a real difference.
Set up
We create the workspace and handover to you to bring in a controlled starter dataset and invite the people who will pilot it.
Use
Run real inspections or jobs through the web portal and worker apps, with evidence captured as the work happens.
Decide
Review whether the workflow brings enough value to justify expanding it.