Fitness, from the rooftop units to every machine on the floor.
GoodLife Gym runs on BuiltOS. Every machine, studio and unit has a record, where it stands in the 3D model.
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GoodLife Gym · Strength Machine 04, its record

On the plan
Open any one from where it sits.
Every machine, studio and heating or cooling unit is on the floor plan.
- Plant and HVACThe rooftop units and the air handling that serves the floors, each with its last visit and what was left open.
- The equipment floorEvery cardio and resistance machine has its own record: condition, expected life, warranty and service history.
- The studios and change roomsOn the floor plan with everything else. Open any one from where it sits.

On the record
Same symptom, same unit, six days after the last invoice.
Asked about the heating on a floor, Repaired.ai answers from the club’s register: which unit serves that space, when it was last attended, what part went in, and what was left open.
A fault raised days after a visit to the same unit shows up as a repeat. That is the thing that gets missed when the person raising the job is not the person who paid the last invoice.
From the record
More from the record, on the right asset.

A history, not a status.
A lat pulldown reads as a sequence: pulley bearings replaced, the cable tensioned, then replaced after fraying at the swage. The cable noise members mention lands against that history.

Out of service, with the job already out.
Treadmill 01 is tagged out of service, and its work order, a motor controller diagnosis, is already with the club’s fitness equipment vendor.
Case studies
The club, in full.
Questions
Fitness, asked and answered.
How do members and staff report a problem?
Does it need a 3D model?
Does BuiltOS do the work?
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