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Assets

Assets

The Assets page tracks every piece of company equipment — laptops, phones, and other gear — and who currently holds each item. The page has two tabs: My Assets (the equipment issued to you) and Manage Assets (the full company-wide register, for HR).

What you can do here:

  • See the equipment currently issued to you
  • Browse the full asset register and search by name, tag, or serial number
  • Add a new asset with purchase, warranty, and depreciation details
  • Filter assets by status and category
  • Open an asset to see its details, assignment history, and activity log
My Assets

Every employee can see the My Assets tab — the equipment issued to them. The Manage Assets tab and the New Asset button are for HR users who maintain the register.


My Assets

The My Assets tab shows the equipment currently in your hands. Three cards at the top summarize your assets:

CardMeaning
Currently issuedAssets you hold right now
ReturnedAssets you’ve handed back
Damaged or LostAssets reported damaged or lost

Below the cards, a table lists each asset with its Asset name and type, Tag, Serial number, the date it was Issued, the Expected return date, and its Status. A filter above the table lets you narrow the list.


Manage Assets

The Manage Assets tab is the HR view of every asset the company owns.

Manage Assets register

Search and Filters

ControlWhat it does
Search by name, tag, or serial…Filters the register as you type
All statusesFilters by asset status — Available, Assigned, Under maintenance, Retired, or Lost
All categoriesFilters by asset category (the categories currently in use)

A N assets count shows how many assets match the current filters.

The Asset Table

ColumnWhat it shows
TagThe asset tag used to identify the item
AssetThe asset name, with its category below
CategoryThe category the asset belongs to
SerialThe manufacturer’s serial number
StatusThe asset’s current state
Assigned toThe employee holding the asset, or “Not assigned”
Cost centerThe team or department bearing the expense
⋯ menuRow actions — View, Edit, Delete

Asset Statuses

StatusWhat it means
AvailableIn stock and ready to be issued
AssignedCurrently issued to an employee
Under maintenanceBeing serviced and temporarily out of circulation
RetiredTaken out of service
LostReported lost

How to Add a New Asset

  1. Click New Asset in the top-right corner
  2. Fill in the form (see the fields below)
  3. Click Create asset
New Asset form

New Asset Form Fields

FieldDescriptionRequired
NameThe asset’s display name (e.g., MacBook Pro 16").Yes
CategoryThe category the asset belongs to.Yes
Asset tagThe label used to track this item (e.g., MBP-001). Must be unique within the workspace.Yes
Serial numberThe manufacturer’s serial number. Useful for warranty claims and insurance.No
Purchase dateThe date the asset was bought.No
Warranty untilThe date the warranty cover ends.No
ConditionThe asset’s physical condition — New, Good, Fair, Poor, or Damaged. Defaults to New.No
Purchase costThe amount paid for the asset, in the workspace currency.No
DepreciationA percentage per year that the asset loses in book value. Leave blank if the asset doesn’t depreciate.No
Cost centerThe department or team bearing the expense (e.g., “Engineering”).No
DescriptionOptional notes about the asset.No
PhotoA picture of the asset — JPG, PNG, or WebP, up to 5 MB. Drag and drop or browse to upload.No

Add the serial number and purchase date when you first create the asset — they’re easy to forget later and you’ll need them for insurance claims and warranty work.


Asset Detail Page

Click View in an asset’s menu (or open it from the register) to see its detail page. The header shows the asset name, its status, and its tag and category, with an Edit button. Below that are three tabs:

Asset detail page

Overview Tab

The Overview tab is split into two sections:

SectionFields
GeneralSerial Number, Purchase Date, Asset Tag, Warranty Until, Category, Condition, Status
FinancialPurchase cost, Depreciation, Current value (the depreciated value calculated from the purchase cost and depreciation rate), Cost center

Assignments Tab

Lists everyone the asset has been issued to, with the Issued date, Expected return date, Returned date, and Status. A Return action on an active assignment marks the asset as handed back.

History Tab

A timeline of everything that has happened to the asset — when it was created, when a photo was uploaded, when it was issued to an employee, and so on — each entry showing who made the change and when.


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