Module · Assets
Every asset tied to the purchase that created it — registered on receipt, tracked through every move, and closed out with its disposal on record.
An asset register that procurement keeps current, because it is fed by procurement
Assets are created from the goods receipt or capitalisation with supplier, acquisition cost and date carried over — or imported from your existing register.
Asset tags, categories, serial numbers, manufacturer and model, so every item can be found and audited.
Know who holds each asset and where it is, by site, project or work-breakdown element.
Move assets between people and locations through a tracked transfer, with the asset shown in transit until it arrives.
Warranty expiry and condition recorded on every asset, with status for in storage, in repair and lost or stolen.
Retire and dispose of assets with the date and reason on record, closing the loop from purchase to write-off.
Start with one and add the rest on the same record as you grow
Directly from procurement: an asset is created from the goods receipt or capitalisation of the purchase, carrying the supplier, cost and date. Existing registers can be imported.
Yes. Assets can be assigned to a project and work-breakdown element as well as a location and custodian.
A transfer records where it is going and to whom, and the asset shows as in transit until the transfer completes.
See a receipt create an asset, then follow it through transfer, repair and disposal.