| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Model | Dell Latitude 5550 |
| Purchase Date | 15 Aug 2026 |
| Cost | SAR 4,800 |
Asset Management
Know what you own, who has it, and its full history — without a spreadsheet.
Discuss Your Asset Tracking →01 · Dashboard — see your asset portfolio at a glance
Everything your team needs to track an asset
From registering an asset to transferring it on — one connected flow, not four disconnected screens.
Log the tag, type, and purchase details in one place.
Know who has it, and log maintenance against it over time.
Move it to a new owner, with the full history intact.
What it does
Asset Management gives you one place to track company assets — who they're assigned to, their maintenance history, and every transfer — instead of an outdated spreadsheet nobody trusts. Designed around your asset types and departments.
Everything around an asset
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Register Assets
Log each asset with a tag number, type, and purchase details.
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Assign & Track
Assign assets to an employee, department, or location, and always know where they are.
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Status at a Glance
In Use, In Maintenance, In Storage, or Retired.
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Maintenance History
Log maintenance against an asset over its lifetime.
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Transfers
Record every transfer between employees, departments, or locations.
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Full Asset History
One record per asset — assignment, maintenance, and transfers, from purchase onward.
Included: Asset tracking essentials
Every asset registered, assigned, and tracked through its full lifecycle.
- Asset tag, type, and purchase details
- Current assignment — employee, department, or location
- Status — In Use, In Maintenance, In Storage, or Retired
- Maintenance history per asset
- Transfer history between assignments
This tracks assets and their history — not full accounting depreciation schedules or fixed-asset ledgers. If your business needs those too, we scope that separately.
How it works
- log the asset with its tag, type, and purchase details
- assign it to an employee, department, or location
- log maintenance as it happens
- reassign it when it moves
- mark it retired or returned, with the full history kept
One record per asset. From purchase to retirement.
- Register
- Assign
- Maintain
- Transfer
- Retire