NASPO Certified
NASPO Certified
Field Eagle is asset management software built for oil and gas, mining, construction, manufacturing, and utilities operations. It connects field inspections directly to asset records, tracks equipment condition over time, enforces maintenance schedules, manages corrective actions from identification to resolution, and delivers predictive insights through AI Preventative Maintenance. Every asset. Every site. One platform.
Tablet-based and offline-capable for remote and hazardous sites. Inspection findings connected directly to asset records and maintenance workflows. NASPO ValuePoint approved.
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Asset management software is a digital platform that tracks, inspects, maintains, and manages the physical assets an operation depends on. It covers the full asset lifecycle from initial setup through daily inspection and maintenance to end-of-life replacement decisions.
What makes Field Eagle different from general asset management tools is the direct connection between field inspection data and asset records. In most asset management systems, inspection data is entered manually or imported from a separate system. In Field Eagle inspection software, every inspection completed in the field links automatically to the specific asset record it relates to. Condition ratings, defect photos, corrective actions, and maintenance findings all accumulate in the asset record with every inspection cycle, building the longitudinal condition history that makes proactive asset management possible.
The most common asset management failures in industrial operations share the same root causes. Data is disconnected, maintenance is reactive, and nobody has a complete picture of asset condition across the fleet.
Field Eagle closes every one of these gaps. Asset condition data flows automatically from field inspections into centralized asset records. Maintenance schedules are enforced automatically. Inspection findings trigger corrective actions without manual handoffs. Compliance documentation is stored and retrievable instantly. And maintenance history follows every asset regardless of where it is deployed.
Create a complete register of every asset in your operation - equipment, vehicles, infrastructure, structures, and any physical asset that requires inspection or maintenance. Assets are organized in unlimited hierarchies so complex systems can be managed from the facility level down to individual components. Each asset record stores specifications, installation date, warranty information, certification status, and all associated inspection records and maintenance histories.
Assign inspection intervals to every asset based on regulatory requirements, manufacturer recommendations, and operational criticality. Field Eagle enforces these schedules automatically, sending alerts when inspections are due and escalating when they are overdue. High-risk assets receive the inspection frequency they require without manual scheduling effort.
Asset condition reports, maintenance history summaries, punch list reports, and compliance documentation generate automatically from Field Eagle data. Reports export to PDF, Word, or Excel and are shareable with management, regulators, or insurers immediately. No manual compilation. No searching through paper files.
Inspectors complete asset inspections directly on a tablet at the asset location. Field Eagle operates fully offline - essential for remote sites, underground operations, offshore platforms, and any environment without connectivity. Inspection checklists capture condition ratings, measurements, defect classifications, photo evidence, and digital signatures. All data syncs automatically to the asset record when connectivity is restored.
Every inspection adds to the asset's condition history. Over time this builds a dataset that reveals deterioration rates, recurring failure modes, and assets approaching critical thresholds. Managers can view condition trends for individual assets or across entire asset classes. This longitudinal data is the foundation of AI Preventative Maintenance, the intelligence layer that analyses your inspection history to predict failures before they happen.
Every inspection finding is linked to the specific asset it relates to. Defects generate corrective actions automatically with assigned owners and due dates. Critical findings trigger immediate alerts to supervisors. Nothing requires manual data entry or handoff between the field team and the maintenance coordinator.
Organize every asset from facility level to individual components. Store specifications, certification status, warranty records, and complete inspection and maintenance histories. No limit on asset volume or hierarchy depth.
Every inspection completed in the field links automatically to the specific asset record. Condition ratings, defect photos, and corrective actions accumulate in the asset record with every inspection cycle.
Track how asset condition changes across inspection cycles. Identify deterioration rates, recurring failure modes, and assets approaching critical thresholds. Data-driven maintenance decisions replace reactive guesswork.
Complete asset inspections on a tablet in any environment without connectivity. Full offline functionality with automatic sync when connectivity returns. Essential for remote, offshore, and underground operations.
Field Eagle is the only asset management platform with a built-in client portal. Give clients secure real-time access to asset inspection reports and compliance documentation without manual report distribution.
Assign inspection intervals based on asset risk, regulatory requirements, and manufacturer recommendations. Automatic alerts when inspections are due. Automatic escalation when overdue. Schedules enforced without manual tracking.
Every defect generates a corrective action with assigned owner and due date. Track resolution from identification to verified closure. Complete history linked to the specific asset and inspection record.
Field Eagle AI analyses accumulated inspection histories to predict which assets are heading toward failure, prioritize repairs by risk and cost of inaction, and optimize inspection schedules based on actual risk levels.
Manage asset registers, inspection programs, and maintenance histories across unlimited sites from one centralized platform. Compare asset performance between locations. Maintenance history follows assets as they move between sites
Asset inspection and maintenance records maintained automatically in regulatory-compliant formats. Every record timestamped and signed. Retrievable in seconds for MSHA, OSHA, API, ISO, and other regulatory reviews.
Most asset management software tracks what has happened. Field Eagle AI Preventative Maintenance tells you what is going to happen.
Every inspection your team completes adds to the asset condition dataset Field Eagle AI analyses. Over time, patterns emerge that are invisible to manual review, deterioration rates that precede specific failure modes, asset combinations that create elevated health and safety risk, inspection schedule mismatches between what your fixed intervals require and what your actual asset risk data shows.
Field Eagle AI surfaces all of this through customised dashboards. Each manager sees the assets their team is responsible for, the risks most relevant to their operation, and the specific recommended actions ranked by risk level and cost of inaction.
Your inspectors keep working exactly as they always have. The AI works on the data behind the scenes. What changes is what your managers see when they open their dashboard, and how much earlier your team can act before failures occur.
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Field asset management software helps organizations track the condition, inspection history, maintenance requirements and compliance status of physical assets across field locations. Field Eagle connects information collected by field inspectors directly to each asset record.
An infrastructure asset management app should include mobile inspections, asset histories, condition monitoring, photographs, measurements, corrective actions and compliance tracking. It should also work offline for assets located beyond reliable network coverage.
Yes. Field Eagle can manage inspection records, condition histories, deficiencies and maintenance actions for wells, compressors, pipelines, tanks and other oil and gas assets. Teams can monitor assets across distributed field locations through one centralized platform.
Field Eagle adds inspection results, measurements, photographs and condition ratings to the relevant asset record. Teams can compare inspection cycles, identify recurring defects and recognize deterioration patterns that may require maintenance or more frequent inspection.
Yes. Authorized engineers and inspectors can access the available inspection, condition and corrective-action history for an asset from the field application. This gives field teams relevant context before they inspect, repair or approve an asset.
Inspection findings can generate corrective actions with an assigned owner, priority and due date. Because each action remains connected to the affected asset, maintenance teams can review the original evidence and track the required work through completion.
Yes. Field Eagle can associate inspection records, supporting documents, certification information and corrective actions with individual assets. Teams can use this history to demonstrate when an asset was inspected and how identified compliance issues were addressed.
Yes. Field Eagle centralizes asset records from multiple facilities and field locations. Managers can compare condition, inspection completion and unresolved actions across sites while retaining the detailed history of each asset.
Yes. Field Eagle allows field teams to inspect assets, record measurements, capture photographs and document defects without internet connectivity. The information synchronizes with the central asset-management database when a connection becomes available.
AI Preventative Maintenance analyzes accumulated inspection histories to identify deterioration patterns and assets that may require earlier attention. It helps teams prioritize inspection and maintenance decisions using the condition data they already collect.
