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You can update the asset status from the redesigned asset details page.

Accessing the

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Asset Details Page

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There are two ways for you to navigate to the asset details page:

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required work order — list view.

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Open the hamburger menu, go to the Assets (Equipment) module, and find the asset on the asset list. Once you land on the old asset details page, click Try New Asset Detail.

Accessing the redesigned asset details page via the hamburger menuImage Removedwork order that was created to repair or replace the asset, or by navigating to the hamburger menu and selecting Assets (Equipment) > Manage Assets.

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Updating the Asset Status

By following either of these paths, you land on the redesigned asset details page and can get down to updating the asset status.

Redesigned asset details page

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  1. Find the desired asset, and open the asset details page.
  2. Under the Asset Details tab, select the status from the Asset Repair Status drop-down list.Find the desired asset, and open the redesigned asset details page.
    Asset Repair Status dropdown on the asset details page
    1. In Use 

    2. Out For Repair

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      1. Indicate whether you replaced the broken asset with a different one.
      Moving an asset to the Out For Repair status and specifying whether the broken asset was replaced
      2. Specify the place where the asset was moved to.
      Specifying the location the broken asset was moved to
      3. If a replacement took place, pick the asset you replaced the broken asset with. The list contains assets with the Repaired status and with the same asset type and location that your original asset. When ready, click Save.
      Selecting an asset that is going to be installed instead of the broken asset taken out for repair


    3. Replacement Recommended 

    4. Repaired
  3. In the overlay that appears, provide a comment if required, and click Save to capture the status change.
    Saving the asset status change

Each change made to the asset status is captured and stored on the Asset Status History tab.

Asset Status History tab of the asset details page showing each change to the asset status

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