Fortevo

Services that fit the operation

Scoped to the state of your records, processes and systems, then built to work inside the constraints you already have.

Where we start

Establish what is true

The project opens by verifying your records, processes and systems.

Recover the cost as we go

The same work surfaces immediate cost-recovery opportunities, which is what funds the wider programme.

Stabilise the baseline

What holds the baseline in place comes next: governance, optimisation and the integrations around them.

Project and change management throughout. Most improvement work fails at adoption, not at design.

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The foundation, aligned

Gaps closed, duplicates resolved, every entry checked against the evidence.

Core capabilities

Data forensics and refinement

Finding what is missing, duplicated or contradictory across your records.

Record verification

Verifying information through records, documentation and supporting evidence.

Categorisation and information structures

Building asset hierarchies, classifications, taxonomies and information models.

Asset tagging strategies and standards

Designing asset labels, tagging standards and tagging strategies for physical assets.

Our approach

Investigate

Your records are the starting point: registers, contracts, manuals, drawings, system exports etc. Site visits if required.

Structure

Errors are resolved, then records are structured and categorised.

Enable

A single verified baseline your team can use.

Business outcomes

A validated foundation

Records checked against evidence and confirmed.

A structured database

Categorised and organised so it can be used, reported on and built on.

AI and automation readiness

The reliable data baseline these systems depend on.

Key artefacts

  • Validated registers: assets, inventory, operational, maintenance, compliance and financial data
  • Asset hierarchies and taxonomies (Uniclass, NRM3, MasterFormat, ISO 14224 etc.)
  • Data dictionaries and business rules
  • Asset information models (AIMs) and COBie structures
  • Asset tagging standards and labelling schemes
  • Data quality scorecards and verification reports

Shall we take a look?

A short conversation is usually enough to know where to start.