Navigate, analyze, and expand your asset infrastructure. Technical objects represent the physical infrastructure, network elements, equipment, or facilities where work is actually performed. To manage the entire lifecycle of a facility, you can create assets, build facility hierarchies, and track changes over time.
See examples
Examples of technical objects include:
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A network element, like an electric pole or an underground cable.
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A facility or plant, like a control unit or a photovoltaic system.
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A device or piece of equipment, like a meter, sub-stations, transformers, a pump, or a turbine.
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A physical delivery point, like an energy supply point or POD.
What’s next
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To add a technical object, see Create technical objects.
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To modify technical objects, see Edit technical objects.
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To see facility information and historical changes, see View facility details and history.
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To view and navigate facility structures, see Navigate facility structures.
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To change how you structure facilities, see Edit the facility structure.
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To copy and paste technical objects, see Use the clipboard for technical objects.
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To use templates to copy facility structures, Use templates for technical objects.
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To learn about more actions you can perform with technical objects, see Understand more actions for technical objects.