IT ASSET MANAGEMENT REPORTING
Create detailed asset reports.
iiQ Assets enables users to quickly generate reports based around dozens of data points.
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Comal ISD (TX)
Fayette County Public Schools (GA)
Hillsboro SD (OR)
Knox County (TN)
Moore PS (OK)
Lewisville Ind. (TX)
ASSET INVENTORY REPORTING
Generate reports in seconds.
Use filters to drill down and locate groups of assets. Select from dozens of asset data points to refine your report. Use the view designer to select the information columns needed. Save the view for later use or export to a spreadsheet.
REPORT SHARING
Instantly share custom reports.
Once you’ve created a report, use the sharing features in Incident IQ to get your report to team members, ensuring that everyone is on the same page.
Generate reports based on:
Funding Source
Storage Location
Audit Status
Grade Level
Asset Category
Operational Status
ASSET MANAGEMENT REPORT FAQS
What is an asset management report and what is it used for?
An asset management report provides insights into your school’s assets, their performance, and their financial status. These reports detail all assets under management (AUM), guide decision-making for stakeholders, allowing them to make informed choices about resource allocation and investments. They support efficient service management by offering real-time monitoring and asset lifecycle notifications, ensuring assets are well-maintained. And, they promote transparency, cost-efficiency, and risk mitigation, empowering school districts to excel in their operations by optimizing asset usage.
What should be recorded in an asset management system?
An ideal asset management system should record comprehensive asset information, including details like asset type, purchase date, location, and vendor information. Additionally, it should track depreciation, maintenance history, work order information, and software license usage.
Asset management reports should include several elements, such as:
- Depreciation metrics, revealing the value of assets over time and aiding financial reporting.
- Asset life cycle data, enabling stakeholders to assess an asset’s performance and plan for replacements or upgrades.
- Critical insights such as maintenance costs, service records, and software license compliance.
Using an asset management solution can streamline all stages of asset management, ensuring your school district maintains a comprehensive and up-to-date view of its assets.
How often should an asset management report be prepared?
Ideally, asset management reports should be prepared at least quarterly, but your specific needs may vary based on your school district’s size.
Using an asset management software solution like Incident IQ makes it easy. With automation, iiQ Assets ensures real-time updates, accurate data, and streamlined workflows. This eliminates the risk of human errors and saves valuable time spent on manual data entry within spreadsheets. Incident IQ’s user-friendly interface simplifies asset tracking and provides insightful reports, empowering schools to make data-driven decisions and optimize asset utilization effectively.