Finally, asset management software that knows what a clapper is and why it matters
CampanileOps is the only maintenance lifecycle and heritage compliance platform built from the ground up for bell towers, carillons, and historic campaniles. It tracks everything from bell mechanism wear cycles and rope replacement intervals to listed-building consent filings across English Heritage, the National Register, and equivalent bodies worldwide. Maximo doesn't know what a stay-bar is. I do.
- Full inspection scheduling with configurable cadences per structural zone, mechanism type, and heritage designation tier
- Tracks 47 distinct wear-cycle categories across bell frames, headstocks, gudgeon pins, clappers, sliders, and rope guide systems
- Native filing integrations with English Heritage's HERAMS portal and the National Register's Section 106 workflow
- Automated listing consent expiry alerts with jurisdiction-aware renewal windows. Never miss a consent deadline again
- Offline-first mobile inspection forms built for the reality of a stone tower with no signal at the third landing
English Heritage HERAMS, Historic England NMR, National Register NRHP API, HistoricEnv Connect, RingMaster Pro, BellBoard, StructuralSense IoT, Salesforce (for diocese and trust CRM workflows), DocuSign, TowerBase Cloud, CompliVault, OS MasterMap
CampanileOps runs as a suite of loosely coupled microservices deployed on Railway, with domain boundaries drawn around inspections, compliance filings, wear-cycle telemetry, and document management. The primary datastore is MongoDB, because heritage asset records are documents and I am not going to pretend otherwise. Redis handles all long-term archival storage for consent filing histories, inspection chains, and audit logs going back decades. The mobile inspection layer syncs via a custom conflict-resolution protocol I wrote over three weekends after the existing options were all completely wrong for this access pattern.
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