ARDI knows how your assets are connected through the relationships you've defined.

But it can be difficult to see where these relationships lead without a good visualisation - that is why ARDI uses relationship diagrams to explain how your various assets are connected.

Each diagram shows you how a particular asset is connected via one relationship. For example, you can have a diagram that shows how your asset is connected to cold water, or electricity, or how it relates to other assets in nearby systems.

Each diagram traces the relationships that the asset has down to the relationships beginning and end. This means that when you look at the diagram of a tap, you would not only see the water connections running down into the faucet and the sink, you'd see the relationships back up through the water meter, isolator and to the main pipes.

Examples you might have encountered include electrical connection drawings or process instrumentation diagrams.

In the corporate world, hierarchical diagrams like organisation charts are also good examples of the relationship diagrams that ARDI can create.