Management of assets, machinery and equipment
Save operating and maintenance costs
Fixed asset management is an accounting process that tracks fixed assets for the purposes of financial accounting, preventive maintenance, and theft prevention. Regular and continuous monitoring and management of fixed assets, machinery and equipment is essential:
- Ensure machinery and equipment are operated safely.
- Ability to operate at maximum capacity with longer usage time.
- revent and combat risks that occur during operation.
Organizations face significant challenges in tracking the location, quantity, condition, maintenance status, and depreciation of their fixed assets. A common approach to tracking fixed assets is to use serialized asset tags, which are labels that often have barcodes for easy and accurate reading. Use a mobile barcode reader and then generate reports for quick, efficient asset control.
List of assets
Check list of assets, machinery and equipment that need to be monitored.
Maintenance plan
Develop a regular maintenance and repair plan.
Maintenance costs
Prepare estimates and budget for machinery and equipment maintenance.
Main fuctions
Asset management for safe and economical operations
Maintenance list
Event occurs, repair
Operational monitoring and prevention
Depreciation of fixed assets and operating costs
Transfer and liquidation
Analyze machine operation
Evaluate the condition of machinery
Automate and monitor maintenance work
Asset management systems can enhance monitoring and decision support with in-depth reporting and automated alert systems. This helps businesses operate the maintenance process fully and continuously, limiting errors caused by humans. At the same time, integrate other systems such as warehouse management and purchasing. From there, you can control the costs of operating and maintaining machinery and equipment.
Asset lifecycle
From formation to liquidation of assets
Evaluate the efficiency of using assets, machinery and equipment
Monitor and evaluate the current status of assets, machinery and equipment in continuous operation to be able to adjust maintenance plans as well as replace materials when there is a risk of damage. Asset management will help businesses save costs and prevent labor safety risks.
- Purchasing assets, machinery and equipment
- Asset formation, asset management
- Monitor operation and maintenance
- Problems arise and repairs
- Operating labor costs
- Cost of replacement and repair materials
- Upgrade assets
- Track depreciation
- Liquidation of assets
- Status assessment report