Assets can be all kinds of corporate items of value, from furniture to mechanical installations, or from company clothing to company cars. They always belong to a specific property and asset group.

Assets are hierarchical elements. That means that they can be subdivided into different levels. The maximum number of levels is 10. Using a hierarchical structure for assets, enables you to specify any subassets of which an asset may consist. For example, you can register a pump via the components it consists of.

The data you can register for an asset include purchase data, location data and replacement data. You can also specify whether the asset is a simple or a multiple asset.
For each asset, you can define a service plan that includes all the activities needed for the asset’s preventative maintenance.