Asset Types
Former user (Deleted)
Shilpa K (Deactivated)
Chilukuri Srinivasa Reddy (Unlicensed)
Variance
Import
Importing and Allocating Assets in Bulk
Activating or Deactivating and Moving Assets in Bulk
Approvals
Verifying Asset Reconciliation
Approving Physically Verified Assets
Approving Store Wise Reconciled Assets
Approving Asset Using Maker-checker
Contract Management
Adding Contract or Agreement Details
Software Delivery
Configuring Software Delivery Schedule
Viewing Software Delivery Status
Viewing Software Uninstallation Report
Configuring Asset Management Module
Configuring Asset Category Using Form Builder
Configuring My Asset List Page
Asset Masters
Configuring Location And Store
Configuring Notifications and Templates
Configuring Allocation Form Template
Configuring Field Display Order on Fixed Asset List Page
Software
Configuring Software Baseline Profiles
Software Baseline Profile Mapping
Depreciation
Configuring Depreciation Formula
Configuring Depreciation Field Mapping
Configuring Custom Depreciation Formula
Mapping
Configuring Custom Hardware Variance
Configuring Application Control Messages
Configure Software and Executable Execution Type
Others
Configuring Asset Application Settings
Configuring Asset Scan Domain List
Configuring Local Password Management
Configuring E-mail Notifications
Configuring Asset Integration Details
Configuring Additional Discovery
Scheduling Asset Physical Verification
Adding Software Deployment Profile
Approval Matrix
Deactivation Approval Matrix
Configuring Deactivation Approval Matrix
The Assets are categorized into four Asset types:
- .Fixed Assets : The Assets purchased by an organization to use it for a long duration are defined as Fixed Assets. The examples for Fixed Assets are machinery, laptop, desktop, and furniture.
- Consumable: The Assets that have to be replaced regularly in an organization as they can be spent, wasted, and dissipated are defined as Consumable. The examples for Consumable are printer cartridge, CDs, files, papers, staplers, and pens. For difference between Consumable and Accessories, see Consumable Vs. Accessories.
- Accessories: The Assets that are used for facilitating the smooth operation of a machinery or any Fixed Asset or spare parts or components, which are faulty and need to be replaced are defined as Accessories. The examples for Accessories (smooth operation) are mouse, laptop bag, headphones, data cards, and so on. The other examples for Accessories (to be replaced) are laptop battery, laptop charger, and RAM. For difference between Consumable and Accessories, see Consumable Vs. Accessories.
- Software: The software that are purchased and used by an organization are defined as Software Assets. The examples for Software Assets are Adobe Photoshop, Microsoft Office, Microsoft Visual Studio, and so on.