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Learn about SoftExpert Asset

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SoftExpert Asset is a tool designed to help organizations manage their assets, such as machines, computers, vehicles, desks, etc.

Its objective is to aid in the selection of the proper equipment for a certain task, optimize the working life of assets, and replace them in an organized manner.

To this end, it provides detailed records referring to asset location, verification, usage type, and maintenance; it also allows for asset reservation control and contains advanced search tools that list all assets separated by category, status, condition, attributes, and more.

SoftExpert Asset also enables integration with third-party corporate systems for computer import, as well as integration with SoftExpert Maintenance for the creation of asset maintenance, verification, and calibration plans.

We have put together an article with all the details and answers to frequently asked questions. Click here to access the article.

 

Do you want to learn more? Watch the video below to have an overview of the component:

 

What are its characteristics?

When accessing the component, you will see it is divided into the following menus:

Configuration Menu for the initial configurations of the component; they will be used later on to add the other features. Without an asset type configured, for example, it is impossible to define an asset.
File Menu to create the manufacturers, locations, models, and event configurations that can be used in asset records.
View Menu that gathers the information of all records for an overview. 
Execution Menu on which records referring to asset condition, location, event, inventory, and reservation are created.
Management Menu on which computers, assets, inventories, and revisions are managed.

 

Shall we start?

By following the steps of the flow below, you will be able to configure and operate SoftExpert Asset successfully:

Icon of two blue gears on a white background, leading to the step where asset type settings are configured.
Icon of a clipboard with a checklist on a white background with blue details, leading to the step where the asset is defined.

This flow follows the creation of an asset, covering all of its possible definitions in detail. The articles that make up the flow illustrate the registration of a micrometer asset, an equipment meant for measuring the thickness, height, width, and depth of small parts, in millimeters or inches.

Icon of two gears on a white background with blue details, leading to the step where reservation settings are configured.
Calendar icon on a white background with blue details, leading to the step where the reservation is created.
Right arrow icon on a white background with blue details, leading to the step where the reservation checkout is performed.
Curved left arrow icon on a white background with blue details, leading to the step where the reservation return is performed.
Magnifying glass icon on a white background with blue details, leading to the step where the reservation is viewed.

The flow above follows the reservation of an asset for usage, a resource categorized as a "Usage event" in the system. In the articles, the same asset created in the first flow, the "Micrometer", will be used as an example.

Monitor icon with a cloud and synchronization arrows on a white background with blue details, leading to the step where the import profile is created.
Down arrow icon over a tray on a white background with blue details, leading to the step where computers are imported.
Computer icon with a globe on a white background with blue details, leading to the step where computers are managed.
USB connector icon on a white background with blue details, leading to the step where computers are viewed.

This flow follows the management of an organization's computers, which allows for creating and updating their records, as well as the inventory of installed software, and other details.

With SoftExpert Asset records connected with each other, the examples are important for a visual demonstration of the steps to be taken during the operations.


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