The product
How is the portfolio performing? Which assets perform best, and where is the greatest potential? Which maintenance work is documented? Where is investment needed? Three work areas organize these questions across the property lifecycle.
Product vision with a documented core covering properties and supporting records. Managing planned works and role-specific views for external participants are planned extensions.
Three work areas in the product vision
What belongs to the portfolio?
Buildings, installations and available master data structure the portfolio. Linked documents show what an assessment is based on.
Contracts, risks as well as energy and ESG data are meant to complement this assessment basis.
What is documented, and what remains unresolved?
Day-to-day operations produce maintenance reports, inspection certificates and queries. What matters is which statement they support and where clarification is still needed.
OPEX, repairs, responsible parties, deadlines and operational tasks are intended to be managed in the context of the same property.
What must be decided next?
A verified finding can lead to refurbishment, conversion or other works. The information supporting the decision should link the reason for the work to cost assumptions, budget and responsibility.
Managing planned works, CAPEX and acceptance are part of the product vision. Scope and sequence are determined for a specific use case.
Integration in the product vision
Integration AI agents connect various source systems to the Portfolio Manager. They understand sources, structure content and prepare decisions for expert review by people.
Decision layer
All data in one place.
Understands sources · structures content · reconciles information · prepares decisions
Existing source systems
Product vision. Specific integrations are defined for each use case and are not promised as currently available features.
Solidus for better collaboration
Shared information needs clear boundaries. Participants should be able to work within their agreed scope. Asset management remains the professional starting point.
Asset Manager
Asset management consolidates the portfolio for its clients. It reviews statements, prioritizes clarifications and prepares decisions.
An illustration of the product vision. Planned work views and external access.
Product status and scope
The vision explains how the parts fit together. To get started, what matters is which capabilities support your specific use case today. We review these in a demo call.
Is Solidus a fit for your portfolio?
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