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Just like the buildings and areas can be registered via the Buildings and areas module, assets within (or even separate from) these buildings and areas can be registered.

Assets are all the physical objects within or outside of a building. This can be anything from the coffee machines, fire extinguishers, chairs, desks, laptops, elevators, but also cars, bikes, or even art hanging on the walls. Any asset that is worth tracking (for instance, how many corrective work orders have been created for it, to plan (long-term) maintenance on it, be able to reserve it, or just to track the location of the asset (by linking it to the building and area module) can be added in the assets module.

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  • Requests: Connecting requests to specific assets (E.g., a broken laptop , or a malfunctioning coffee machine) can help the Service Desk to find more related data on the assets (e.g., uploaded manuals or supplier contact details), helping to quickly identify and resolve issues. Additionally, tracking open or total requests per asset assists in resource and maintenance management.

  • Reservation Management: Reserving equipment (e.g., a beamer) becomes easier, ensuring efficient use of equipment and better asset availability.

  • Contracts: Linking assets to contracts makes sure the cost and responsibilities can be tracked per asset. leading Leading to better and more data-driven strategic decision-making and supplier management.

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Most of the core concepts of this module can be managed by key users (asset editors). Therefore, therefore most concepts are described in the user manual that , which can be found here: User manual: Assets

The next parts will go into more detail on some of the core concepts of this module that are mostly relevant for administrators:

1.1 Categories


Each assets asset that is created , is created in a category. For more general information about categories, see: Categories

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