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🏗️ Track Assets From Purchase to Disposal

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Track Assets From Purchase to Disposal

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We keep equipment far past the point where it costs more than it is worth. Build me an asset register. Record every asset with its type, identifier, purchase date, purchase cost, expected life, current location, the person responsible, and its status of In Service, Under Repair, Awaiting Disposal or Disposed. Accumulate all costs against the asset itself rather than into a general budget, including servicing, repairs, parts, fuel or consumables and downtime, so total cost of ownership is real. Attach service history and any inspection records. Show me each asset's cost of ownership per year against its remaining value, and flag those where running cost suggests replacement regardless of age. Record disposal with the date, method and any proceeds. Add an AI agent that reviews the register and tells me which assets to replace this year and why, based on cost trend and downtime rather than age alone, and which repairs are not worth making. Automate two things: a scheduled annual review of assets approaching end of life, and an alert when an asset repair cost passes a proportion of its remaining value. Two logins: an asset owner who updates their own, and an operations owner who approves replacement.

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Track Assets From Purchase to Disposal

Track assets from purchase to disposal with location, running cost, service history, and evidence-based replacement points.

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Assets are bought, used, and quietly kept long past the point they should have been replaced. This tracks running cost against value so replacement is a decision.

What's Included

  • Every asset with its location and who is responsible for it.
  • Running cost accumulated against the asset, not a general budget.
  • Replacement point flagged from cost rather than from age.
  • An assistant that says what to replace and when.

How To Use

  1. Accumulate running cost per asset. It is what justifies replacement.
  2. Decide replacement on cost of ownership, not on age.
  3. Record disposal properly, including what it realised.
  4. Attach service history so a repair decision has evidence.

Maintain them with the maintenance tracker, and inspect them with inspection prompts.