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Asset

Register, use and write off company assets — laptops, screens, vehicles, software licences. One place for the whole life cycle, linked to owner and location.

Updated May 18, 2026

Configuration · Modules · 4.6

The Asset module manages your company assets: laptops, screens, vehicles, software licences — anything you want to know what it is, where it sits, who has it, and what its status is. Under the hood assets are configuration items of class “Asset”, but you manage them through a dedicated list with asset-specific actions.

Why this matters to the business

"Who has which laptop?"

Asset detail shows owner, issue date and history. No more Excel hunts when IT changes happen.

"Licences expire without warning"

Expiry date + notification rule → ticket created automatically 30 days in advance.

"Asset broken → who gets the ticket?"

Ticket on an asset routes via CI type and workgroup — no manual triage needed.

"Write-off and reuse unmanaged"

Statuses (In use · Stock · Repair · Written off) show the real life cycle per asset.

What sets an Asset apart from a regular CI?

Assets are configuration items of class “Asset” (see 4.2). What the module adds:

Owner assignment

One or more users linked as the actual user — with history on handover.

Status life cycle

Predefined statuses the asset passes through — feeds reporting and routing.

List actions

Bulk actions: issue, take back, change status — works on multiple assets at once.

Standard fields

FieldWhat it's for
TemplateDrives which fields are visible (see 4.2). One template per asset type — laptop, monitor, licence.
IdentificationName, serial number, asset tag, barcode. One or more — depends on the type.
Owner / userPrimary user(s). Distinction between lender (owner) and borrower (user).
LocationPhysical location. For mobile assets: office location of the user.
StatusIn use · Stock · Repair · Lost · Written off (configurable per type).
Purchase date & priceFor depreciation and chargeback; feeds the finance link.
Warranty / end dateTrigger for automatic notifications for replacement or renewal.
Parent / childLicence sits under laptop; keyboard under workstation set.

Which decisions will you make?

Which asset types do you manage here?

Limit your scope. Hardware and software licences are standard; furniture often overkill.

Who creates assets?

Centrally by procurement (consistent) or decentrally by admins (fast). With or without an approval step.

Which statuses count in reporting?

Stock assets not in occupancy metrics; written-off assets out of the "active count" filter.

Warranty and expiry policy

Notification X days ahead, ticket to whom? Procurement, IT asset manager or the user themselves?