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Guide to Assets

Assets, responsible users, loans and returns.

For asset administration and tool managers. Updated: 7 October 2026

GUIDE 01

Register an asset

  1. Open the register-asset action.
  2. Enter its identifier, name and serial number if applicable.
  3. Complete location, department and available details.
  4. Add its photograph or documents and open the record.

An asset is an individually identified item; consumable supplies belong in Inventory.

GUIDE 02

Assign or loan

  1. Find the asset and review its status.
  2. Choose the appropriate assignment or loan action.
  3. Specify responsible user, department and return date when applicable.
  4. Save and review the operation in its history.

Confirm who receives the asset before recording the handover.

GUIDE 03

Record a return or maintenance

  1. Open the asset record.
  2. Record the appropriate return or maintenance.
  3. Specify date, reference and observations.
  4. Check that the resulting status matches what happened.

Changes remain linked to the asset’s history.

GUIDE 04

Explore organizational assets

  1. Filter by status, location, department or responsible user.
  2. Check loans and overdue returns.
  3. Open the record for context before acting.
  4. Export permitted records from the list.

Retiring an asset preserves context; it does not erase all records.

Frequently asked questions about Assets

How is it different from Inventory?

Assets tracks individual items; Inventory tracks product quantities by warehouse.

Can it record who has a tool?

Yes, through assignments or loans and their responsible user.

Can I add photos?

Yes, using the asset’s photo or document actions.

How do I review overdue loans?

Check available statuses and return dates, then open the record to verify the case.

Current scope

  • A digital record does not replace physical inspection or a signed receipt.

Names and actions may vary by your role and the client configuration. If an action is missing, contact your administrator.

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