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One asset, one passport, one continuous history
Buildings, machines and vehicles outlive their owners, but their history rarely survives a sale. Why physical assets need a record that follows them.
One asset, one passport, one continuous history.
Troolink
Digital asset passports
- Primary markets
- International
- Status
- In development
A digital passport for buildings, equipment and fleets. Service records and warranties are kept in one place and follow the asset when it changes owners, while each owner controls who can see what.
The problem
The history of a building, a machine or a vehicle lives in paper files, emails and the memory of whoever serviced it last. When the asset changes hands, most of that history is lost.
What the platform does
Every asset gets a passport. Service businesses add records of the work they did, owners decide who sees which part of the history, and warranty coverage that belongs to the asset stays with it across ownership changes. The history starts the day the asset joins Troolink, with a dated record of its condition.
How it works
- 1
Issue a passport
The asset joins with a dated baseline of its current state.
- 2
Record the work
Authorized service providers add service records.
- 3
Control access
The owner decides who can see which part of the history.
- 4
Transfer
When the asset is sold, the passport goes with it.
Who it is for
Owners and buyers of property and equipment, service businesses, and organizations that manage many assets.
Where it is today
In development. The core is built and running in a private preview, and the public launch is being prepared.
Regional partnership
Introduce Troolink to asset owners and service businesses in your region.
Discuss a partnershipA good partner brings
- Relationships with property managers, fleet operators or equipment owners
- A network of service businesses that maintain those assets
- Experience with how assets are bought, sold and serviced in your market
