Equipment · Decide
Turn the record into one defensible next move.
This page reads the Equipment Record built on the previous page and works out which of six outcomes the current evidence actually supports. It never diagnoses the truck, never rewrites the record, and never picks the repair for you.
Do not choose the repair until the record establishes what kind of decision is ready.
Gate 1 · Record handoff
Start from the saved Equipment Record.
This page reads the Equipment Record exactly as saved on the previous page. It cannot edit that record, and it does not recreate the maintenance baseline, signal, finding, action, or consequence fields — it only reads what is already there.
No usable Equipment Record was found on this device.
Build and save an Equipment Record first. This page has nothing to read until that record exists.
Gates checked
Eight checks, in order, before any outcome is offered.
Equipment decision
Recommendation
Because
Evidence used
Confidence / limitation
Alternative considered
Next step
Responsible owner
Reassessment trigger
Decision boundary
This result does not diagnose the equipment, clear it for service, authorize a repair, establish regulatory compliance, calculate an economic conclusion, or recommend a specific provider.
Clear only the saved Equipment Decision? The Equipment Record and every other HSHQ record will remain unchanged.
Ownership boundary
Equipment owns the physical record — not every decision around it.
Equipment path
Four pages. One owner for each job.
Equipment Desk
Identify the job without diagnosing the asset.
Condition & Maintenance Record
Owns the canonical Equipment record this page reads.
Decision Center
You are here. Reads the accepted record; never rewrites it.
Equipment Providers
Compare same-lane providers only after the decision defines the job.
Educational equipment decision support only. HaulSmarterHQ does not diagnose equipment, determine roadworthiness, authorize repairs, certify regulatory compliance, interpret a warranty or lease as legal advice, calculate an economic conclusion, or replace a qualified technician, inspector, manufacturer procedure, emergency service, or responsible authority. Follow any existing stop-use, out-of-service, recall, safety, or repair instruction that applies.