Systems and components
A system on site and its parts: main unit, control unit, sensors. Each part with its own model and serial number.
Model, serial number, installation date, every replaced part and every repair — kept on the unit itself, not in a technician’s memory or a photo in a chat.
Current configuration, with the previous control unit kept in the replacement history.
THE EQUIPMENT RECORD
Keyrax records systems and their components separately, so a repair is always tied to the part that was actually touched.
A system on site and its parts: main unit, control unit, sensors. Each part with its own model and serial number.
When a part is replaced, the new one takes its place and the old one stays in the history with the date and the visit.
Type a model, a serial number or a part of it and go straight to the site where that unit is installed.
THE EQUIPMENT LIFECYCLE
A technician replaces a failed unit. Keyrax marks the old one as replaced, links the new one to the same system and keeps both in the history. A year later anyone can see what was installed, when it changed and why.
QUESTIONS
Create a site for each customer address, add the installed systems and their components with models and serial numbers, then link every visit to the equipment it affected. The site card always shows the current configuration and its history.
Yes. A site can hold any number of systems, each with its own components and history.
Yes. Models and serial numbers are included in site search, including partial matches.
Yes. Keyrax comes with a catalog for your industry, and your company can adjust types and fields without affecting anyone else.
EQUIPMENT FIRST
Start with the sites you service next week — the equipment record grows with every visit.