Asset Intelligence
Ohio Facility Managers: Turn Drone Inspections into Maintenance Work Orders Automatically
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Start → One building scanned
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Grow → Quarterly condition reports
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Scale → Auto-sync to CMMS work orders
Need a Cleveland-based partner for Digital Twins and Asset Health?
Stratum is an FAA Part 107-certified drone inspection and mapping provider focused on Northeast Ohio—serving commercial roofs, industrial facilities, campuses, and municipal sites across the region. From digital twin starter packs to recurring asset health assessments, we deliver drone data as BIM updates, GIS asset registries, and CMMS-integrated work orders.
What Stratum Solves:
Most drone inspection programs stall out because teams drown in photos, reports, and dashboards instead of getting clear, actionable findings.
Stratum turns drone data into prioritized issues, work orders, and asset insights—so you can scale inspections without adding reporting overhead.
3D Digital Twin Creation
Ongoing Asset Health Assessments
CMMS Integration
Roofs, building exteriors, and other assets created and GIS-tagged in a 3D BIM model
Asset health issues flagged with recurring drone inspections
Integrated work orders with your maintenance management system—without manual entry
How Our Solution Works:
Three Steps to Automated Work Orders
Step 1: Digital Twin Starter Pack – See it clearly
Get a clear, current picture of one building or campus. We fly your site, capture drone imagery, and give you an easy-to-understand view of roofs, grounds, and key assets—so everyone is finally looking at the same thing, not old CAD files or guesswork.
Step 2: Asset Health Assessment – Know what’s wrong
Turn that picture into a living health record. On recurring visits, we rescan your site, flag new issues on roofs and envelopes, and build a simple issue map that shows what changed, how serious it is, and what should be tackled first.
Step 3: Full CMMS Integration – Get the work orders entered automatically
Close the loop from finding issues to fixing them. We connect our findings into your CMMS so new problems show up as prioritized work orders instead of screenshots, email threads, and manual data entry—keeping your maintenance team focused on repairs, not paperwork.
Built for facilities and utilities by Enterprise Integration Experts:
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20+ years architecting ERP, WMS, and CMMS integrations
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FAA Part 107 Commercial Drone Pilot with regulatory compliance built in
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Multi-CMMS support: IBM Maximo | SAP PM/EAM | Fiix | UpKeep, and others
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Platform-agnostic detection: Works with ANY drone provider
Get Your Baseline Before Spring Storm Season
We're onboarding 3–5 Northeast Ohio facilities as founding pilot customers this quarter—your first scan happens within 2 weeks, and you'll have a complete digital twin baseline before spring weather creates new roof and envelope issues.
You'll get full Digital Twin Starter service at pilot pricing, direct access to our team, and priority scheduling—in exchange for feedback and being a case study partner.
This pilot is right for you if:
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You manage a Northeast Ohio facility and need better visibility into roof and building condition
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You're tired of emergency repairs eating your budget and want to plan maintenance proactively
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You're ready to see if drone data can simplify how your team tracks and fixes building issues
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Only 5 spots available so we can deliver hands-on service and iterate based on real facility needs.
Where Stratum Fits With Your Existing Tools:
*IBM Maximo, SAP, Fiix, and UpKeep are trademarks of their respective owners. Stratum Asset Intelligence is an independent software provider offering integration services for these platforms.*
Platforms like DroneDeploy, Optelos, Levatas, and other AI tools are excellent at finding and visualizing defects from drone and robot data. Stratum starts after that step: we’re the CMMS‑native layer that takes those findings, maps them to your asset hierarchy, and automatically creates the right work in Maximo, SAP, Fiix, or UpKeep—so inspections become maintenance, not just more dashboards.