Gear History
Keep a Useful History of Your Music Gear
The current condition of a piece of equipment is the result of what has happened to it over time. RigVault gives that history a place to live.
Equipment changes.
Repairs happen. Pickups get replaced. Tubes get swapped. Instruments get serviced. Gear eventually gets retired or sold. None of that is unusual: the problem is when it only exists in memory.
Log the events that actually happened.
Add a history entry to any Asset (a repair, a modification, a purchase event, a status change) with a date and description, so the current state of an item doesn't depend on remembering what happened three years ago.
Honest history, not busywork.
RigVault favors real, meaningful events over manual activity logging for its own sake. A history entry should reflect something that actually changed, not a box you're checking to feel thorough.
FAQ
Gear history, answered.
What is gear history in RigVault?
Meaningful events in the lifecycle of an asset, such as purchase, repair, service, modification, upgrade, or status change, logged with a date and description so the current condition of the equipment doesn't depend on memory.
Do I have to log every interaction with my gear?
No. Gear history is meant for events that actually changed something about the equipment, not routine use. RigVault favors an honest, meaningful record over exhaustive manual logging.
Can I see when I bought a piece of gear and what has happened to it since?
Yes. Purchase information lives on the asset record, and subsequent history events build a timeline from there.
Give your gear's story a permanent home.
Start logging the events that actually matter.
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