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Overview

Ownership 

Assets can be

  • owned by you 
  • or owned by others - eg a customer or supplier

Financial Depreciation

Only Assets owned by you can be financially depreciated

For Asset Depreciation view Financial Fixed Asset Register

 

Track who had the asset / when

Assigned any Asset to a user - eg: track who was driving the car - or who has that phone or computer

Asset Types and Asset Profiles

Assets Types are used by the system

    • Vehicles (eg Truck, Car, Bus, Trailer)
      • Trucks are used to carry stock (eg Waybills)
      • Buses are used to carry people (eg Shuttle or Tour Buses)
    • Computers, phones etc
    • POS
      • Tills used in the business are defined here
    • Production Equipment
      • Manufacturing Stations are defined here
    • Other assets to track
      • Equipment supplied to customers by others - for example - Fridges or displays or shelving

Asset Profiles:

One Asset Type may have many Asset Profiles

Asset Profiles have information that may be used by the system - or simply held for information

For companies that purchase multiple of the same asset - they can all have the same Asset Profile.

Example bus profile

Fuel type is used to default on "Fuel Card" usage screen

Example Computer Profile

Asset Status

Asset Statuses include

  • Planning - an Asset in use
  • Active - an Asset in use that is also Financially Depreciating
  • Inactive - an Asset no longer used - will not appear in Asset lists but can be made active again
  • Closed - an Asset that was depreciated and was then disposed of

Fuel Cards

Fuel cards linked to the debtor will simplify the entry of Fuel card Statements - review Creating and Managing Bank Accounts

 

Extended Attributes

Attributes of an asset - many have help tips on the fields (eg Identifiers > Barcode)

There are also "smart lists" that allow you to use previously used values

Price Lists

Used when an asset may be rented

Purchase / Disposal Dates

Can be used for any asset.  Used an updated by Depreciation process if this is a financial asset.

Maintenance Schedules

Track the maintenance requirement on an Asset - note that due will refer to km and also to dates.

Review the maintenance required on the dashboard

Calendar

will show activities by date for the asset (eg Buses on Tours, Shuttles on Runs, Trucks on Waybills)

Certificates / SOP / Registrations and ensuring they do not expire

The Dashboard of expiring certificates makes it easy to track the assets that need attention

Certificates on Assets Example - HVIS inspection

Vehicle Registration Plates

Registration plates are in the concertina

Certificate Setup

First setup the Certificates you track on Assets - note this is especially useful with expiring certificates.

  1. Licenses, Registrations, inspections - all have expiry dates
  2. HACCP inspections done by your business that have expiry dates

Example normal Vehicle Registration

Example HVIS Inspection 

Certifications also apply to people

  1. eg drivers license, Heavy Vehicle License etc.
  2. SOP's you have defined for your business
  3. Working with Children etc

Asset Issues

To track any issues found on an asset.  Normally these are captured through a drivers portal by the driver at the time of finding the issue.  They can attach photographs and notes

Trip Odometer (ODO) readings

Journals linked to Assets

Examples of journals that are linked to Assets include

  1. Purchase of the Asset
  2. Sale of the Asset
  3. Depreciation Journals
  4. Maintenance Journals

 

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