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IT Asset Management

Know what you own, who has it, and what it's costing you.

Full IT asset management — hardware, licences, components and consumables — with check-out records, depreciation and automated lifecycle rules. Every asset links to the tickets raised against it, so an incident about a laptop already carries its warranty status, its owner and its history.

On this screenOne asset record: identity, warranty, assignment, location, supplier and documents — with configuration, relationship, history and financial tabs behind it.
  • Asset tag, serial number, model and warranty expiry together
  • Who holds it, and the building, floor and room it sits in
  • Supplier and purchase documents attached to the asset
  • Configuration, relationships, history and financial tabs
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The asset record

Everything about one machine, on one screen.

Most asset spreadsheets die because they only hold what someone remembered to type. An asset here carries its specification, its money, its owner and its dates — plus any custom fields you add.

Identity

  • Asset tag
  • Serial number
  • Type & category
  • Manufacturer & model

Technical

  • OS, processor, RAM, storage
  • Hostname
  • IP & MAC address
  • Installed software

Financial

  • Purchase cost & date
  • Current value
  • PO & invoice number
  • Cost centre & currency

Assignment

  • Assigned employee or contact
  • Managed by
  • Department
  • Building, floor, room

Support

  • Warranty expiry
  • Support vendor & contract
  • Support expiry
  • Next maintenance date

Lifecycle

  • Installation date
  • End of life & end of support
  • Lease end
  • Last audit date

Beyond hardware

The stuff that actually leaks money.

Laptops are the easy part. Unused software seats, consumables nobody reorders and components that vanish into machines are where the budget quietly goes.

Licences

Track software licences by seat count, key, cost and expiry. Assign individual seats to a person or a specific machine, and check them back in when someone leaves so you stop paying for seats nobody uses.

Consumables

Toner, cables, adapters — anything you issue and replace. Quantity in stock is tracked against a minimum threshold so you find out you're low before someone needs one.

Accessories

Keyboards, docks, monitors and headsets held as pooled stock, with quantities and low-stock thresholds rather than an individual record per unit.

Components

RAM sticks, drives and cards tracked as stock, then installed against the specific machine they went into — with quantity, install date and removal date.

Asset models

Templates that pre-fill a new asset: default warranty months, depreciation method and rate, and the standard OS, processor, RAM and storage for that model.

Custody

A dated record of who had what.

Issue an asset to an employee or an external contact with an expected return date. Every hand-over and return is recorded with who performed it and when — so when someone leaves, you know exactly what needs to come back, and when an auditor asks where a machine went, the answer is on the record rather than in someone's memory.

Checkout history · AST-0091
Priya SharmaDue 12 Mar 2027
Checked out12 Mar 2026
Priya SharmaReturned
Checked in04 Feb 2026
Rahul NairDue 18 Aug 2026
Checked out18 Aug 2025

Lifecycle policies

Rules that fire on asset age, so nobody has to remember.

Build a policy once and attach it to an asset category. Each stage triggers after a set age — expressed in years and part years — runs its action and notifies the roles you choose. Every stage that fires is recorded against the asset, so the timeline is auditable rather than assumed.

Warranty trackingKeeps warranty state current as expiry dates pass
Audit cycleSchedules the next audit on a fixed month interval
Auto-tag end of lifeFlags assets automatically once they reach EOL
Photo required on damageForces evidence to be attached before a damage write-up
Lock on write-offFreezes an asset record once it has been written off
Versioned policiesEach edit creates a new version, so history stays auditable

Example policy · Laptops

After 3 yrsFlag for refresh reviewNotifies IT Admin
After 4 yrsSchedule replacementNotifies IT Admin, Finance
After 5 yrsTag end of lifeNotifies IT Admin

Financials

Depreciation your finance team will accept

Set the depreciation method, useful life in years and salvage value per asset category, and track current value against original purchase cost. Because it is configured per category, a laptop and a server can depreciate on different schedules without anyone maintaining a parallel spreadsheet.

Connected to the desk

Assets and tickets are the same system

Link an asset to the incidents, problems, changes and service requests it is involved in, plus contracts and knowledge-base articles. A machine failing repeatedly reads as a pattern rather than five unrelated tickets — and when you retire it, you can see everything it ever caused.

Reporting

The numbers you get asked for at budget time.

End-of-life assetsWhat needs replacing, and when
Warranty healthHealthy, expiring soon, expired, none
Maintenance dueWhat is overdue for service
Average asset ageCalculated from purchase date
Net change per quarterWhat came in and what went out
Assets by statusActive, in maintenance, retired
Unassigned assetsOwned but sitting with nobody
PDF export & emailScheduled delivery to stakeholders

Bringing an existing register across is a bulk Excel import rather than a re-keying exercise, so you can start from what you already have.

Get started

Import your asset spreadsheet and see it working.

Start the 14-day trial, bring your existing register across in bulk, and have licences, warranties and lifecycle rules running this week.

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