In restoration, equipment is revenue. Orva turns your fleet from a whiteboard and a memory into real-time operational infrastructure — deployment, runtime, maintenance, recovery, and billing, all connected to the job.
Orva creates a custody record for each asset as it moves from the warehouse to a vehicle, job, room, and back again. Office teams see current location and availability while field teams update the record with quick scans during normal work.
Assign every unit to the water loss and exact room it supports, then keep placement, operating status, runtime, and recovery connected to the job record. See how this fits into the full water mitigation workflow.
Scan a durable barcode or QR code to deploy, transfer, inspect, or recover an asset. Each scan records who handled the unit, where it moved, and when the event occurred.
See which assets are available, deployed, overdue for pickup, or awaiting service in one inventory view. For a concise workflow overview, read the equipment tracking brief.
Deploy equipment from your phone with a barcode or QR scan, tying it to a job, room, and drying phase in seconds — no more remembering who grabbed what.
Log operating status, damage, filter life, and maintenance needs as monitoring visits happen.
Scan pickup, confirm the count, inspect condition, and route each unit back to the warehouse or service.
Equipment days, placements, and recoveries feed invoices and carrier documentation automatically.
Know the current job, room, technician, and deployment duration for every asset — no more guessing who has the dehumidifier.
See it in action →Filter intervals, calibration dates, and runtime thresholds surface before equipment fails in the field.
See it in action →Overdue pickups and stale locations get flagged automatically, before equipment gets lost or forgotten on a closed job.
See it in action →Deployment and recovery timestamps tie directly to invoices and drying reports, reducing missed and unsupported charges.
See it in action →See how connected workflows create clearer operations and better outcomes.