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Adding Assets

Adding your company’s assets is one of the most crucial tasks you will have to complete early on in your company’s use of Service Automation. Many of the assets that you add, during this process, will undoubtedly be the same assets that will need servicing therefore prompting you to create a service request. Any asset not added will not show when creating a service request.

An additional benefit of having your company’s assets added to your Service Automation account is that you can run analytics reports that gives you granular information in regards to an asset’s cost, repair history, warranty period and location. Many companies have used this information to determine when it is time to replace an asset rather than repair it. Metrics gained from an assets analysis can also be used to determine which brand or model has served you best. 

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  1. To add assets, navigate to MANAGE ASSETS tab in Asset Manager, then click the Add Asset link.
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  2. Select the Add Asset link
  3. Add the location where the asset will be assigned, then enter the physical area where the asset will be placed (i.e. Kitchen), then select and asset type, from the Asset Type drop down menu.
  4. After you have selected your asset type, the screen will populate with the attribute fields that are associated with the asset type you selected. Fields with a red asterisk are required, therefore you must enter a value for these fields. Enter values for the remaining attributes as needed, then click the Add Asset button.

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Note: If you have decided that one or more of your asset attribute fields should be required, navigate to the Manage Asset Types screen, select the asset type you want to modify. On the screen that opens, select the attributes you want to modify then click the save button.

Updating Assets

Nothing stays the same and this is especially true for assets that your company relies on and uses daily. Therefore, it is expected that at some point you will need to update an assets condition.

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  1. Navigate to Asset Manager.
  2. Click the Manage Assets link.
  3. If you have a large list of assets, you can reduce the list by using filters:
    • You can filter by Location, Asset Type, Trade, Condition, Date or Asset ID;
    • Select a filter type; and
    • Select a filter attribute.
  4. Select the asset that you want to modify by clicking the asset's blue link on the left of the asset
  5. On the Asset Details screen, you can update the asset's:
    1. General Asset Info;
    2. Aset Attributes; and
    3. Warranty information
  6. When finished updating the asset, click Save Changes.


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