RFAM started with the release of the Inventory module, a place to store information or data regarding capital assets. From basic information such as the physical location and mailing address to a breakdown of the assets that make up the facility (i.e., compressors, furnaces, etc.) and the specific details of individual assets including serial number, useful life and current condition.

The inspection and work order modules were added to the program to assist with the upkeep of assets and compile a record of their maintenance.

Marmak is in the process of releasing a new module, an electronic warehouse or online store, to organize and track the purchase of supplies for various facilities within the same organization. How is this module beneficial? The warehouse assists an organization to forecast their future needs based on their ability to effectively track their aggregate purchases over previous years.

RFAM has received support from individuals with industry knowledge, this has resulted in the development of more valuable modules – such as the Smart4Cast - that would be of use to both Recreation and Parks staff as well as Treasurers. This module is designed to organize and identify the risks and costs associated to specific assets on an annual basis, thereby ensuring proactive allocation of funds.

IoT sensors are now integrated into the RFAM application, allowing users to track current temperature and humidity readings or collect this data over a period of time. These sensors can also track other functions such as valve opening and closings. The availability of this data gives facility staff the ability to make more informed decisions.