Built for the way assets move in Indian organisations
Each sector has its own asset problems: moulds and dies, biomedical equipment, hostel furniture, branch IT. The method is the same; the detail is not.
Built for the way assets move in Indian organisations
Manufacturing
Plant and machinery across units, CWIP capitalisation, componentisation of large machines, insurance declared values that match the floor.
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Biomedical equipment with AMC and warranty dates, assets that move between wards and departments, equipment-wise depreciation and service history. Calibration management is coming next.
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Lab equipment, furniture and IT across campuses and hostels; grant-funded assets that need separate reporting; annual verification for the trust's auditors.
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Room-wise inventories of furniture, fixtures and equipment, high movement between properties, replacement cycles and disposal control.
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Tagging and verification across offices, custodian accountability for every asset, and one consolidated register with a single reporting line.
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Branch-level IT and furniture assets, leased vs owned premises, branch-wise registers, and re-verification when branches merge or close.
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Built for the people who answer for fixed assets
CFO
Verification evidence and a variance register ready for the auditor's fixed-asset questions. Depreciation under both books from one asset master. Ghost assets found and dealt with.
Finance controller
A register that can be reconciled to the GL by asset class; verification evidence on file before the auditor asks.
IT head
Cloud on AWS Hyderabad, India data residency, role-based access, tamper-evident logs, GL export and an SAP connector today; direct Tally integration is coming next.
Admin and operations
Where every asset is, who has it, what condition it's in; transfers and disposals that can't happen without a record.
Internal audit
Complete chain of custody, scan evidence per asset, and a variance register that shows how each discrepancy was closed.