Asset Tagging
Pin every tagged asset, every photo, every service
FM directors, asset managers and compliance officers use Pin Drop to keep QR and RFID tags, photo capture and service history attached to the exact asset they describe.
Tags pinned to the asset
Every QR code, RFID label and barcode is a structured pin. Asset ID, make, model, serial number and location attach to the pin, not to a spreadsheet row.
Register build without the retyping
Scan a tag, photograph the nameplate and capture condition on the phone in the field. Entries feed straight into the asset register.
Service history that stays current
Service visits, replacement parts and warranty records pin to each asset. Planned maintenance dates flag before they fall due.
Audit evidence in one place
Every inspection, photograph and condition score carries a date and user. Insurance enquiries and client audits have the record ready.
Built for FM directors
Asset registers work better when every tag is a pin
The shared map for asset tagging
A single hospital estate can hold tens of thousands of tagged assets across hundreds of rooms. Teams lose hours to photo libraries that nobody can search, spreadsheets that lose their rows and service histories that live on engineers' phones. Pin Drop pins every tag once and keeps every service on the pin, where it belongs.




Testimonials
Used by FM directors and compliance officers
Estates teams building asset registers and compliance packs rely on shared, location-based records to keep audits defensible and renewals on schedule.
“Inspection history organised by site strengthened our audit readiness.”
Marta Kowalska
Compliance and Estates Lead
“Having every facility mapped has improved visibility across our service areas.”
Michael Warren
Waste Operations Manager
“Having every building mapped has improved coordination across our estates team.”
Samantha Rose
Campus Operations Manager
Guided walkthrough
See how asset tagging works in practice
Walk through a real tagging workflow and see how every asset, every photo and every service record stays pinned to the exact location it describes.