Cirlinq provides up-to-date information about buildings, products, materials, and raw materials throughout the entire life cycle. This leads to fewer surprises, lower costs, and more efficient use. Moreover, product maintenance can be much more focused and productive, which extends the lifespan and thus contributes to a circular economy.

One of the challenges of today’s ever-growing supply chain is the need to know where your products are. Companies spend a substantial amount of time and money to figure out where their products are. Upon finding or receiving the products, organizations often encounter the problem that the information is no longer available at all.
This becomes especially problematic when we reuse products. It’s essential to know the condition of the product. If this information is not available at all times, products are often wasted.

The solution is to substantially decrease the number of surprises when it comes to knowing where your products are, and providing up-to-date information about products, buildings, (raw) materials throughout the entire life cycle. This can be achieved using the following steps:

• Builds on the digital and circular strategy of organizations through project-transcending insight and connecting, enriching and structuring data
• Increases the predictability and profitability of organizations through objective and transparent information of products and processes
• Supports in the strategic process of organizations based on data and offers process optimization and process innovation and helps prevent errors and reduce costs
• Contributes to high-quality reuse of products, materials and raw materials through object-related information in the form of a passport
• Supports circular financing and new forms of ownership by uniquely identifying products, materials and raw materials
• Minimized risk by predicting, preventing and managing risks with immediate insight into priorities at company, project and product level
• Connects producers and suppliers to their products and offers new and better services for products

This leads to fewer surprises, lower costs, and more comfortable use. Also, product maintenance can take place in a much more targeted and efficient manner, which extends the service life and thus contributes to a circular economy.