Replacement planner

The replacement calendar - drag assets into the year you intend to replace them, ranked by a configurable priority score, then seed projects from the plan.

The planner turns the lifecycle forecast into an actual plan: a replacement calendar where you drag assets into the year you intend to replace them. It works on the registry you already maintain - no side spreadsheet - and what you schedule here flows into the Lifecycle & funding picture as Planned funding.

The inputs (you already have them)

InputSource
Installation date & useful lifeAsset records
Replacement costAsset records / import; valued at current replacement value where cost data exists
ConditionAssessments
Risk / criticalityCoF × LoF scores

Inflation and replacement-value settings are organization-wide (set in Settings), so the planner, the dashboard forecast, and the Capital Brief all price assets on the same basis.

Two planners, one toggle

Facilities and infrastructure each get their own planner, switched by a scope toggle - buildings-and-equipment assets on one side, linear features on the other. Each keeps its own priority configuration.

Prioritization you can tune

Candidates are ranked by a weighted priority score, not just age. The default weights:

FactorDefault weight
Lifecycle (age vs. useful life)40
Condition25
Criticality25
Repair cost history10

Open the Priority weights panel (in the Filters sheet) to adjust them - your weights are remembered per browser, separately for the facilities and infrastructure planners. This is how the poor-condition, high-consequence ice plant outranks the elderly-but-fine storage garage.

Working the calendar

Drag a recommended asset (or a whole system) into a year to schedule its replacement; drag between years to reschedule; remove it to unschedule. Each entry is valued at the asset's current replacement value, falling back to the entry's estimated cost when the asset carries no cost data.

The calendar is the source of two downstream numbers:

From plan to projects

Create projects turns the calendar into projects. How the grouping works:

Delivered projects update the assets - new install dates, new condition - and the next planning cycle starts from reality.

Export

Managers and above can export a PDF evaluation report of the planned assets and systems - the take-to-the-meeting version of the calendar.