Asset types
Infor Public Sector includes several dozen standard asset types that are organized into different modules. For example, the Sewer module includes asset types such as sewer mains, manholes, pumps, and lift stations, and the Street module includes asset types such as street segments, traffic signals, and signs. Some asset types are included in more than one module.
| Asset type | Comments |
|---|---|
| Appurtenance (Park, Roadway, Street) | An appurtenance is any miscellaneous park or street asset, such as a bench or a historical marker. |
| Backflow preventer (Industrial Waste, Sewer, Storm, Water) | |
| Bridge (Roadway, Street) | |
| Building (All asset modules) | The building asset type is included in all modules. You can associate addresses with buildings, and you can define specific floors and rooms. If a building is the site of another asset, you can specify the floor and room where the asset is located. |
| Channel (Storm) | Like a main, a storm channel in Infor Public Sector is defined as the section of a channel between two other assets. |
| Complex (All asset modules) | A complex is any extensive site that your agency manages. Note: The term "complex" is also used generically to refer to several
other types of extensive assets where other assets can be
located.
See Sites and complexes. |
| Culvert (Roadway, Street) | |
| Embankment (Reservoir) | |
| Equipment (Facilities, Fleet, Plant) | |
| Facility (Facilities, Plant) | A facility is a building or a part of a building that is equipped to serve a specific purpose, such as a kitchen or a laundry facility. |
| Fluid storage unit (Park, Plant) | |
| Hydrant (Water) | |
| Inlet (Storm) | |
| Instrumentation (Reservoir) | |
| Intersection (Roadway, Street) | |
| Landscape (Park, Roadway, Street) | |
| Levee (Storm) | |
| Lift station (Industrial Waste, Sewer, Storm) | |
| Light (Park, Roadway, Street) | |
| Main (Industrial Waste, Sewer, Storm, Main) | A main in Infor Public Sector is defined as the section of pipe between two other assets, such as two manholes. |
| Manhole (Industrial Waste, Sewer, Storm) | |
| Meter (Sewer, Storm, Water) | All meters support basic usage tracking. For water meters, the Meter Management module
provides additional tools for recording and tracking usage. See the Infor Public Sector Meter Management User Guide. |
| Meter component (Sewer, Storm, Water) | A meter component is any supplemental piece of equipment attached to a meter, such as a remote reading device. |
| Meter register (Sewer, Storm, Water) | A meter register is the part of the meter that records and shows the usage amount. |
| Miscellaneous (Facilities, Industrial Waste, Plant, Reservoir, Sewer, Storm, Water) | A miscellaneous asset is any asset that does not fall under any of the existing asset types. |
| Node (Industrial Waste, Sewer, Storm, Water) | A node is a miscellaneous asset that can be used as an endpoint of a main, such as a joint or change in pipe diameter. |
| Park (Park) | |
| Pump (Sewer, Storm, Water) | |
| Pump station (Water) | |
| Reservoir (Reservoir) | |
| Roadway (Roadway) | Roadways are defined differently from most other asset types. The Roadway module uses a
linear model to define and manage roadways. See the Infor Public Sector Roadway User Guide. |
| Service line (Industrial Waste, Sewer, Storm, Water) | A unique feature of water service lines is the ability to specify critical
services. See Critical services. |
| Sidewalk (Park, Roadway, Street) | |
| Sign (Park, Roadway, Street) | |
| Signal (Roadway, Street) | |
| Spillway (Reservoir) | |
| Storage basin (Reservoir, Storm) | |
| Storage unit (Water) | |
| Street segment (Roadway, Street) | A street segment in Infor Public Sector is defined as the section of a street between two cross streets. A segment is identified by two values, a street ID and a segment ID. |
| Support (Park, Roadway, Street) | A support is a structure that supports a traffic light, street sign, or similar asset. |
| Treatment plant (Sewer, Water) | |
| Tree (Park, Roadway, Street) | |
| Usage area (All asset modules) | A usage area is a type of asset that serves mainly as a location for other assets. Use the Associated Assets tab to associate assets with a usage area. |
| Valve (Sewer, Storm, Water) | |
| Vehicle (Fleet) | |
| Waste container (Solid Waste) | This is the principle asset type in the Solid Waste module. You can assign waste
containers to solid waste routes to manage waste collection. See Solid Waste. |
| Well (Water) |