Annual plan reviewed
One follow-up action awaits a decision. The proposed work remains in the annual outlook until the scope and timing are agreed.
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Customer exampleSnapshot · 1 October 2026See what has been completed and what still needs a decision. Each point represents open actions in this fictional asset's history, not a condition or safety score.
The report, proposed scope and planning allowance stay together. You decide the next step.
See what is scheduled, what needs your approval and how much of the approved plan is accounted for.
Sample dates only. The actual inspection regime and work windows are agreed for your site and equipment.
The September report is available. The next visit is scheduled for December in this fictional plan.
One action needs your decision. Review its supporting report before agreeing the scope and timing.
Review the follow-up scope from the inspection report. Confirm the quote, access arrangements and any required outage before work is authorised.
Agree the next step early so access and any disruption can be planned with your team.
A planned work window. Access and any disruption are coordinated with your team before attendance.
Included in the outlook, not a purchase or authorisation to spend.
Each percentage is a share of the whole annual plan, not the price of a service.
Illustrative allocation only. No service prices or customer financial information. The 90% outlook includes proposed work and reserve; 10% remains unallocated. Proposed work still requires your approval.
Work, reports and the plan stay connected to this asset.
One follow-up action awaits a decision. The proposed work remains in the annual outlook until the scope and timing are agreed.
In this fictional history, two actions were marked closed after follow-up. One action remains open for a decision. The sample inspection summary is available below.
Read sample summary ↓The open-action count moved from four to three in this fictional history.
Agreed work, proposed work and a reserve are included in the plan. Proposed work is not an approval to proceed.
Inspection recorded as complete in this fictional scenario. One follow-up action remains open. This is not a safety or compliance verdict.
Review the proposed follow-up work. No work is authorised by this example.
18 December 2026. Review the annual plan for the later work and next decision.
Real customer reports retain the inspection, photos and sign-off. This sample is a summary only.
Illustrative summary only. Not an inspection certificate, safety assessment or evidence that work occurred. No customer information.
Choose the path that matches what you need.
In this example, open History and reports. Existing customers can use their registered work email to access the real customer portal.
The annual plan separates agreed work, proposed work and reserve. Open any line for its scope and timing.
For existing-customer service requests, use your portal or call Wattrix. Do not rely on this demonstration for an operational decision.
1300 928 874 →See what has been completed and what still needs a decision. Each point represents open actions in this fictional asset's history, not a condition or safety score.
The report, proposed scope and planning allowance stay together. You decide the next step.
See what is scheduled, what needs your approval and how much of the approved plan is accounted for.
Sample dates only. The actual inspection regime and work windows are agreed for your site and equipment.
The September report is available. The next visit is scheduled for December in this fictional plan.
One action needs your decision. Review its supporting report before agreeing the scope and timing.
Review the follow-up scope from the inspection report. Confirm the quote, access arrangements and any required outage before work is authorised.
Agree the next step early so access and any disruption can be planned with your team.
A planned work window. Access and any disruption are coordinated with your team before attendance.
Included in the outlook, not a purchase or authorisation to spend.
Each percentage is a share of the whole annual plan, not the price of a service.
Illustrative allocation only. No service prices or customer financial information. The 90% outlook includes proposed work and reserve; 10% remains unallocated. Proposed work still requires your approval.
Work, reports and the plan stay connected to this asset.
One follow-up action awaits a decision. The proposed work remains in the annual outlook until the scope and timing are agreed.
In this fictional history, two actions were marked closed after follow-up. One action remains open for a decision. The sample inspection summary is available below.
Read sample summary ↓The open-action count moved from four to three in this fictional history.
Agreed work, proposed work and a reserve are included in the plan. Proposed work is not an approval to proceed.
Inspection recorded as complete in this fictional scenario. One follow-up action remains open. This is not a safety or compliance verdict.
Review the proposed follow-up work. No work is authorised by this example.
18 December 2026. Review the annual plan for the later work and next decision.
Real customer reports retain the inspection, photos and sign-off. This sample is a summary only.
Illustrative summary only. Not an inspection certificate, safety assessment or evidence that work occurred. No customer information.
Choose the path that matches what you need.
In this example, open History and reports. Existing customers can use their registered work email to access the real customer portal.
The annual plan separates agreed work, proposed work and reserve. Open any line for its scope and timing.
For existing-customer service requests, use your portal or call Wattrix. Do not rely on this demonstration for an operational decision.
1300 928 874 →Replacement allowance for May to June 2027. The chamber is ready in this sample; replacement is a future planning item.
Review the scope, timing and allowance before scheduling the work.
See what is scheduled, what needs your approval and how much of the approved plan is accounted for.
Routine inspections: 18 September, 18 December, 18 March and 18 June. The annual service is a separate visit on 18 May 2027.
September is complete. The next three visits are scheduled within the agreed service plan.
Separate annual service scope, in addition to routine inspections.
Included for planning. Review by 15 March to agree scope and schedule before the replacement window.
Review replacement of the chamber battery module, installation and post-work checks. Confirm the final scope and quote with Wattrix before any work is authorised.
Review by March to leave time to agree the scope and organise work ahead of the May to June planning window.
Included in the outlook, not a purchase or authorisation to spend.
Each percentage is a share of the whole annual plan, not the price of a service.
Illustrative allocation only. No service prices or customer financial information. The 90% outlook includes proposed work and reserve; 10% remains unallocated. Proposed work still requires your approval.
Work, reports and the plan stay connected to this asset.
Battery replacement is proposed for May to June 2027. Decision requested by 15 March 2027.
The September visit is complete. The sample inspection summary is available below.
Read sample summary ↓Agreed work, proposed work and a reserve are included in the plan. Proposed work is not an approval to proceed.
Quarterly inspection recorded as complete in this fictional scenario. Chamber status: ready.
Battery replacement remains a future allowance. No replacement is authorised by this example.
18 December 2026. Review the annual plan for the later work and next decision.
Real customer reports retain the inspection, photos and sign-off. This sample is a summary only.
Illustrative summary only. Not an inspection certificate, safety assessment or evidence that work occurred. No customer information.
Choose the path that matches what you need.
In this example, open History and reports. Existing customers can use their registered work email to access the real customer portal.
The annual plan separates agreed work, proposed work and reserve. Open any line for its scope and timing.
For existing-customer service requests, use your portal or call Wattrix. Do not rely on this demonstration for an operational decision.
1300 928 874 →From electrical infrastructure to refuge chambers, the value is continuity. Each visit adds to the history your next decision depends on.
Find the service history, reports and supporting evidence together. Give your team the context without rebuilding it from emails.
Understand what needs attention, when work is expected and what to allow for it. Review the history with DejaVu and see the direction in the trends.
You set priorities and approve work. Wattrix carries the service and follow-through alongside you. Syntra Field captures the inspections, readings, photos and sign-offs.
Use your registered work email in the Syntra customer portal. Access is arranged for your organisation and the services you use.
Open customer portal →Talk through your assets, reporting and planning needs. We will show the relevant customer experience and confirm what is available for your engagement.
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