Overall, great fixed asset register software saves your business time and money by:
- Improving asset-level operations
- Speeding up asset discovery
- Reducing the chance of ghost and zombie assets
- Reducing lost assets and duplicate assets
- Assisting in business decisions

What To Add To Your Fixed Asset Register
Your fixed assets are permanent fixtures in your business. They aren't stock or consumables and aren't bought and sold. For this reason, asset tracking software is slightly different to inventory management software.
Your inventory will need to be tracked in bulk and granular data isn't needed, where you need to know specifics, such as location, with your fixed assets.
So, your fixed assets will be assets such as laptops, phones, furniture, equipment and tools to name a few examples. To create an accurate view of your asset register, these will all need to be added to your fixed asset register software as unique, digital profiles.
This way, you'll be able to add and pinpoint asset-specific data, such as maintenance data and bookings information. A spreadsheet isn't the best way to do this, either, as the data you need will be in one cell of many, where fixed asset register software gives you a cleaner view through the use of asset profiles.
Using Fixed Asset Tags
Fixed asset tags can then be used to speed up your operations. These tags will create the ability to perform bulk actions on your assets and totally minimise asset discovery time.
Fixed asset tags are physical tags that you stick onto your assets. They contain a unique code that you can link to your assets by scanning their tags.
Every time you scan an asset, the last seen location, the user who scanned the tag and the time of the scan also gets logged, meaning you get a full audit trail and can pinpoint where and when issues were reported.




