Octave Attune EAM (HxGN EAM) Features

Inventory Management Platform Features (10)

Centralized Inventory Database: Manage and track all inventory records across warehouses and retail locations through a single unified database.
Inventory Level Dashboards: Maintain a visual on product stock levels throughout your facilities with flexible inventory dashboards.
Stock History Reporting: View the history of individual items and compare the sales performance of new to old stock in order to inform purchasing decisions.
Low Stock Notifications: Set low stock thresholds and receive automatic alerts when stock decreases to that level.
Bundles, Kits, & Variants: Automatically adjust inventory for product bundles, kit orders, and product variations within the system.
Asset Tracking: Use barcode or radio-frequency identification (RFID) technology with specialized readers or mobile applications to track inventory assets throughout warehouse facilities.
Inventory Forecasting: Optimize inventory levels with features that suggest reorder points and economic order quantities (EOQs) that facilitate inventory management.
eCommerce Integrations: Integrate shopping carts, eCommerce platforms, POS, and payment gateways with the system to link inventory records between across platforms.
Accounting Integrations: Track inventory costs and costs of goods sold (COGS) with accounting software integrations.
Data Exporting / Importing: Transfer large volumes of inventory data records into and out of the system with built-in import / export tools.

Asset Register - Asset Tracking: Create a list of all the assets owed by a company.
Relationships - Asset Tracking: Define relationships between various types of assets.
Costs - Asset Tracking: Identify the value of each asset and keep it up to date.
Asset Register: Create a list of all the assets owed by a company.
Relationships: Define relationships between various types of assets.
Costs: Identify the value of each asset and keep it up to date.
Types: Define and manage linear assets, facilities, and fixed assets
Asset Register: Define infrastructure assets and associated assets such as gates or footpaths
Asset Types: Manage different types of infrastrucrue assets such as linear assets and public spaces
Technical Specifications: Provide documentation on the technical specification of instrastructure assets and their components
Geolocation: Track the geographical location of each infrastructur asset and its components

Location - Asset Tracking: Track asset locations using GIS and GPS technology.
Status - Asset Tracking: Monitor the status of multiple types of assets.
History - Asset Tracking: Maintain a history of adjustments made to assets.
Location: Track asset locations using GIS and GPS technology.
Status: Monitor the status of multiple types of assets.
History: Maintain a history of adjustments made to assets.

Use: Monitor asset use across multiple locations and keep history.
Reliability: Track asset reliability data such as downtime or idle time.
Risk: Identify various types of risks such as non-compliance or safety violations.
Use: Monitor asset use across multiple locations and keep history.
Reliability: Track asset reliability data such as downtime or idle time.
Risk: Identify various types of risks such as non-compliance or safety violations.

Dashboards: Deliver dashboards that display KPIs and live data.
Performance: Analyze performance for individual assets, by category or location.
Forecasting: Predict future trends and risks that may impact asset performance.
Dashboards: Deliver dashboards that display KPIs and live data.
Performance: Analyze performance for individual assets, by category or location.
Forecasting: Predict future trends and risks that may impact asset performance.
Infrastructure KPIs: Track key performance indicators such as downtime or mean time between failures
Cost Analysis: Provide insights related to estimated and actual maintenance costs

Inspections: Plan inspections to monitor the status or equipment and fixed assets.
Planning: Schedule maintenance activities based on asset type, usage, and warranties.
Predictive: Provide features for predictice maintenance operations.
Corrective: Allows users to perform corrective maintenance activities.
Unplanned: Ability to manage unplanned maintenance tasks.
Optimization: Identify opportunities to optimize asset use and maintenance operations.
Work Orders: Generate work orders based on service requests and personnel availability
Preventive: Include predictive maintenance features such as condition based monitoring
Inspections: Schedule and track paperless field inspections using GIS to reduce idle times
Asset Portfolio: Manage portfolios of similar infrastructure assets such as roads and bridges
Change Management: Process event-based and time-based asset change requests and approvals

Inventory Tracking: Real-time inventory tracking. Maintains accurate "On Hand" information by matching reserved inventory requested on purchase and sales orders.
Inventory Costing: Ability to establish costing methods such as Average, LIFO, FIFO, and Specific Unit.
Product Master: Manage and track all inventory records across warehouses and retail locations through a single unified database.
Inventory Forecasting: Optimize inventory levels with features that suggest reorder points and economic order quantities (EOQs) that facilitate inventory management.
Integrations: Integrate shopping carts, eCommerce platforms, POS, and accounting with the system to link inventory records across platforms.