
A Real Data Grid
Assets is a true grid, not a list of cards:- Inline edit — double-click (or just start typing) in a cell to edit; Tab moves to the next cell.
- Fill down — drag the fill handle to copy a value down a column.
- Filter, sort and search from the toolbar, with saved views so a filtered slice is one click away.
- Frozen header and toolbar — they stay put while the rows scroll.
- Multi-select rows for bulk actions, and a + Add N rows footer to append in bulk.
- CSV import (with a downloadable sample) and export, for moving a register in or out.
- Cmd Z to undo — including restoring rows you’ve deleted.
What an Asset Holds
| Column | Notes |
|---|---|
| Asset Nr | Your tag / reference (e.g. LIFT-02) |
| Name | Plain-English label |
| Type | Boiler, Lift, Fire Alarm Panel, Emergency Lighting, AC Unit… |
| Quantity | One line can represent a bulk run (e.g. 12 luminaires) |
| Tags | Free tags — Critical, Fire Safety, IT… |
| Location | Where it sits on site |
| Manufacturer / Model / Serial number | Make and identity |
| Install batch | Groups assets installed together |
| Installed at / Warranty end | Lifecycle dates |
| Service life | Expected years before replacement |
Replacements and Fault History
Service life plus install date drive the Replacements register and capital forecast — so kit nearing end-of-life surfaces before it fails. When work orders are logged against an asset, its fault history feeds the Investigations signals that flag a unit failing more often than its peers.Work orders
Repairs and services logged against an asset build its fault history.