Municipal asset management, built for public accountability.
Roads, buildings, parks, fleet and equipment across every department — inspected on one system, with records that hold up when a claim, an auditor, or a council committee comes asking.
When a claim arrives, the question is always the same.
When did you first know about this, and what did you do about it?
A department that can answer with a dated inspection record, a photograph taken at the time, and a repair log is in a fundamentally different position from one reconstructing events from a maintenance diary and somebody’s recollection.
Most public works teams are already inspecting diligently. The gap isn’t effort — it’s that the evidence of that effort sits across four departments in three formats, and assembling it takes a fortnight nobody has.
Sound familiar?
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Departments don’t share a system
Roads, parks, buildings and fleet each recording things their own way, in their own files. Nobody has a view across the district.
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The assets are everywhere
Public infrastructure isn’t inside a fenced yard. It’s spread across the whole area, exposed, and used by people who didn’t read the safety notice.
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Access costs money
Per-seat licensing means only some staff get accounts — so the people who find the problems often aren’t the people who can record them.
What changes with Nova
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One register across departments
Every public asset in one place, organised by location, with each department seeing the work it’s responsible for.
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Three indicators, not one score
Condition, compliance and criticality kept separate — so a bridge that’s certified but deteriorating doesn’t read as fine.
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Records that hold up
Timestamped, attributed to the inspector, locked on submission, retained at checkpoint level.
A record that holds up in public.
Public assets are scrutinised differently from private ones. A record may be requested under freedom of information, quoted at a council meeting, or produced in a personal injury claim. That raises the bar on what a record has to be, not merely accurate, but attributable, dated, and impossible to quietly amend afterwards.
Nova locks an inspection when it’s submitted and keeps every checkpoint result inside it. What was recorded, when, and by whom stays recorded.
Every plan includes unlimited users.
Municipal budgets are headcount-constrained in ways commercial budgets aren’t, and per-seat licensing turns a question about who gets access into a question about who is allowed to record a defect.
Nova is one flat monthly fee whatever the size of the team — so the crew in the field, the depot supervisor and the department head are all on the same system, seeing the same record.
Public Works testimonials
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“By far the best part of AssetPool is the real-time view of our equipment. I get an email when the job starts and a report as soon as it’s completed. Once a deficiencies has been identified it can be addressed, ensuring that we are ready to get to work at all times. It’s definitely worth the price. Set-up is easy and the support is fantastic. It make administration so much easier and less time consuming."
Gord Harrison
Fire Chief at Carling Fire Department -
“By far the best part of AssetPool is the real-time view of our equipment. I get an email when the job starts and a report as soon as it’s completed. Once a deficiencies has been identified it can be addressed, ensuring that we are ready to get to work at all times. It’s definitely worth the price. Set-up is easy and the support is fantastic. It make administration so much easier and less time consuming."
Gord Harrison
Fire Chief at Carling Fire Department
Frequently asked questions
Filter to the asset, location or date range in question and export to PDF or CSV, with the full checkpoint detail and any photo evidence attached. The record includes who carried out the inspection and when.
The same as it costs for four. Every plan includes unlimited users, so pricing is based on locations and inspection volume rather than headcount.
Not today. Issue reporting is on the roadmap, starting with council field teams; public-facing reporting is a later phase.
See it against your own asset base.
A short demo using your asset types and your reporting obligations.
