Readiness explorer
See readiness come together
Start at the top of a property and drill down, one level at a time, to a single requirement. At every level you see the state, the reason and the evidence it is built from.
Illustrative properties with sample data. Not customers.
- Ready
- Partially ready
- Not ready
- Unknown
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01 / The property
One campus, one state
SuperCore Campus One has 3 halls and 60 racks, and it shows one state: partially ready. Hall A is ready and Hall B is partially ready. Hall C is not ready, only because its generator load test is overdue: all 20 of its racks are ready. Every level of the campus carries one state and its reason.
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02 / Locations
Hall B: 16 racks, each with its own state
Hall B holds 16 racks in four rows. By state: 11 ready, 1 partially ready, 3 not ready, 1 unknown. A hall is a location: it reads its racks, so it stays partially ready until every rack is ready.
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03 / Nested locations
Row B2: 4 racks, one of them not ready
Locations nest: a row sits inside a hall and holds racks. Row B2 has 4 racks and 3 of them are ready, so the row is partially ready. The one that is not ready is Rack B2-02.
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04 / Units
Rack B2-02 is not ready, and it says why
A rack is a unit: one rack, one state, one reason. Rack B2-02 is not ready. Reason: Cooling unit CRAC-B2-02 filter service is overdue by 7 days. Next step: Filter service raised to facilities.
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05 / Things
Open the rack: every thing has its own policy
Open Rack B2-02 and the things inside it appear: 10 servers, a PDU, a UPS and the in-row cooling unit CRAC-B2-02. Each is a thing with its own record and its own readiness policy. A thing can hold things too: a server holds its power supplies, fans and drives.
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06 / Evidence
Pull out a server: each part has its result
Server 05 slides out: two power supplies, the fans and the drives. Each part passed at the last health check. That is evidence: a record the requirement is checked against, here “Health check recorded 18:45, every component passed”. Without such a record, a requirement is unknown, never a pass.
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07 / Policy and requirement
The cooling unit fails one requirement
Every kind of thing has a readiness policy: the requirements it must meet to be ready. The in-row cooling unit’s policy includes “Filter serviced within 90 days”, severity blocking. The record for CRAC-B2-02 says: Filter serviced 97 days ago, limit 90 (7 days overdue). Severity sets the effect: blocking means not ready, degrading means partially ready, advisory is shown but changes nothing.
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08 / Verdict
One failed blocking requirement makes the rack not ready
A verdict follows from the requirements and their severities. The rack’s condition “Rack equipment ready” reads “Rolled up: 3 of 4 assets ready” and is blocking, so Rack B2-02 is not ready. The verdict always travels with its reason, so the next shift reads the same answer.
- Requirement
- Filter serviced within 90 days Blocking
- Evidence
- Filter serviced 97 days ago, limit 90 (7 days overdue)
- Result
- Failed
- Verdict
- Rack B2-02: Not ready
In-row cooling unit (CRAC) CRAC-B2-02
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09 / The engine
The engine raises the work and checks again
The readiness engine keeps the state. At 19:02 it raised the filter service to facilities. The technician recorded the service at 21:15, the check ran again at 21:16, and Rack B2-02 is ready. No one had to remember to check again.
- Requirement
- Filter serviced within 90 days Blocking
- Evidence
- Filter service recorded 21:15, limit 90
- Result
- Met
- Verdict
- Rack B2-02: Ready
In-row cooling unit (CRAC) CRAC-B2-02
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10 / Roll-up
Readiness rolls up
Rack B2-02 is ready. Row B2 now reads 4 of 4 racks ready, so the row is ready. Hall B reads 12 of 16 and stays partially ready, because racks B1-02, B3-01, B3-04 and B4-03 are still open. Each level reads the one below it, so there is nothing to add up by hand.
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11 / Unknown
Unknown is never a pass
Rack B3-04 has no inspection record for its PDU, and that requirement is blocking. With no evidence the answer is unknown, never a pass, so the rack reads unknown too. Next step: Evidence needs review. No task created.
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12 / Partially ready
Partially ready: a degrading requirement failed
Rack B4-03 runs above its safe band: the inlet temperature record reads “28.1 °C, safe band 18 to 27 °C”. That requirement is degrading, not blocking, so the rack is partially ready instead of not ready. Next step: Re-checked at the next reading, no work configured.
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13 / Summary
A long standard becomes one state
Hall B alone has 912 requirements to meet, across 16 racks, 160 servers and their parts. You do not read them. You read one state per level, with its reason, and open the evidence only when you need it. The standard is written once and shared by every team.
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01 / The property
One property, one state
The Superior Grand is a fictional hotel with 5 floors, 84 rooms and 8 garden bungalows. As a whole it is partially ready. That state is not entered by hand: it is built from the evidence underneath, level by level. Start at the top, then go down to one requirement.
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02 / Locations
Pull the floors apart
Each floor can be read on its own. Rooms ready: 14 of 14 on Floor 1, 13 of 18 on Floor 2, 17 of 18 on Floor 3, 18 of 18 on Floor 4 and 16 of 16 on Floor 5. A floor is a location: it reads its rooms, so Floor 2 is partially ready while 5 of its 18 rooms are not fully ready.
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03 / Units
Floor 2: 18 rooms, each with its own state
Floor 2 holds rooms 201 to 218, and each room is a unit with its own state. By state: 13 ready, 2 partially ready, 2 not ready, 1 unknown. Rooms 204, 207, 211, 213 and 215 are the ones worth a conversation at 07:00.
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04 / Things
Inside Room 204, every thing has its own record
Room 204 is a unit, and inside it are 5 things: air handler AHU-204, minibar MB-204, door lock LK-204, in-room safe SF-204 and bathroom fixtures BF-204. Each thing has its own record and its own readiness policy. The room does not repeat their rules. It reads their verdicts.
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05 / Readiness policy
One policy for every room of this type
Every room of this type follows one readiness policy, written once: Guest-ready room. It has 5 requirements (4 blocking, 1 degrading): turned since last checkout, inspection after cleaning recorded, no open repair, room temperature within the safe band and in-room equipment ready. Blocking means the room cannot be ready while the requirement fails. Housekeeping, maintenance and outside vendors all work toward the same list.
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06 / Requirement
The air handler fails its requirement
The air handler has a policy of its own. Its requirement is “Serviced within 90 days”, severity blocking. The record for AHU-204 says: Serviced 94 days ago, limit 90 (4 days overdue). The requirement fails, and because it is blocking, Room 204 cannot be ready.
- Requirement
- Serviced within 90 days Blocking
- Evidence
- Serviced 94 days ago, limit 90 (4 days overdue)
- Result
- Failed
- Verdict
- Room 204: Not ready
Air handler AHU-204
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07 / Verdict and engine
From not ready to ready, without a phone call
Room 204 was not ready. Reason: Air handler AHU-204 service is overdue by 4 days. The readiness engine raised the service to maintenance at 07:02, the technician recorded it at 09:40, and the check ran again at 09:41. Room 204 is ready, and no one chased it by phone.
- Requirement
- Serviced within 90 days Blocking
- Evidence
- Service recorded 09:40, limit 90
- Result
- Met
- Verdict
- Room 204: Ready
Air handler AHU-204
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08 / Roll-up
The state rolls up to the floor and the property
With Room 204 ready, Floor 2 now reads 14 of 18 rooms ready. It stays partially ready, because rooms 207, 211, 213 and 215 are not fully ready. The property reads its floors and its garden, so The Superior Grand is partially ready too. Nobody counted by hand.
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09 / The same model, outside
The garden bungalows follow the same model
Outside the main building, 8 garden bungalows are modeled the same way. Each is a unit with things of its own: air handler, minibar, door lock, plunge pool pump and outdoor shower. Their policy is Guest-ready bungalow, which builds on the room policy and adds one requirement: plunge pool water tested today. By state: 6 ready, 1 not ready, 1 unknown.
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10 / Done is not ready
Every team finished, and the bungalow is still not ready
Housekeeping cleaned and inspected Bungalow 3 by 06:36, and maintenance closed a repair on its outdoor shower at 06:50. Every task is done, yet the bungalow is not ready: the repair came after the inspection, so the inspection no longer covers it. The check at 07:00 names the gap, and the engine raises the inspection to housekeeping at 07:02. It is the pattern SuperAssets started from: finished work that still leaves a bungalow short of the standard.
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11 / Unknown
No water test today: unknown
Bungalow 6 has no plunge pool water test on record today, and that requirement is blocking. With no evidence the verdict is unknown, never a pass. Next step: Evidence needs review. No task created.
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12 / Summary
A long standard becomes one state
Floor 2 and the garden bungalows alone have 242 requirements to meet, each checked against its own evidence. You do not read them. You read one state per level, with its reason, and open the evidence only when you need it. The standard is written once, shared by every team, and no longer lives in one person’s head.
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