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Manage laptops, servers, network equipment, storage hardware and other technology assets from acquisition and assignment through audit, maintenance and disposal. AssetSeal connects every device with its location, custodian and lifecycle history.
Organize servers, switches and storage hardware by facility, room, row, rack and U-position to support physical verification and location reporting.
Assign laptops, phones, docking stations and peripherals to employees with documented issue, transfer, loan and return activity.
Record approved decommissioning stages, equipment removal, data-wiping references, handover details, disposal status and supporting certificates.
Servers, switches, storage equipment and end-user devices are moved, replaced or retired throughout their lifecycle. When physical changes are not verified, the IT asset register and the operating environment begin to diverge.
Keep the hardware register aligned with verified physical assets
Laptops, phones, docking stations and peripherals may change hands several times. Without structured issue, transfer and return records, device recovery during role changes and employee departures becomes difficult.
Give every assigned device a clear custodian and return history
Warranty dates, support agreements and software licences may remain active after equipment is reassigned or retired. IT and procurement teams need one place to review the asset and its associated records.
Review warranties, contracts and licence records before renewal
Retired hardware may pass through data wiping, internal approval, removal and external disposal. Missing documents or handover records create uncertainty during security and internal audit reviews.
Preserve decommissioning activity and supporting documents
Organize servers, switches and storage hardware by facility, room, row, rack and U-position to support physical verification and location reporting.
Keep warranty information, support agreements, vendor details, renewal dates and related documents connected to the appropriate asset.
Record approved decommissioning stages, equipment removal, data-wiping references, handover details, disposal status and supporting certificates.
Assign laptops, phones, docking stations and peripherals to employees with documented issue, transfer, loan and return activity.
Associate software licences with hardware, employees or organizational units so approved teams can review assignments, expiry dates and supporting information.
Use supported RFID readers, barcode scanning or NFC identification to verify IT assets and review discrepancies against the expected asset register.
Create the asset record and connect the appropriate barcode, QR code, NFC or RFID identifier. Record its category, owner, assigned location and lifecycle status.
Issue devices to employees or transfer infrastructure between rooms, racks, offices and storage areas while preserving responsibility and movement history.
Compare physically scanned assets with the expected register to identify missing equipment, undocumented moves and records requiring review.
Update warranty, maintenance and lifecycle information, then document decommissioning, handover and disposal when the asset reaches end of life.
Role-based access, authorized activity history and structured reporting help IT teams maintain consistent asset records.
Control which users can view, create, update, approve or audit asset information according to their responsibilities.
Retain user and time information for supported scans, transfers and lifecycle status changes.
Keep location, custody, status, warranty and supporting documents together in the corresponding asset record.
Produce reports and structured exports for internal reviews, reconciliation and authorized audit activity.
The hardware register reflects verified physical assets
Employee-device recovery has a defined workflow
Warranty and contract reviews use current asset records
Decommissioning evidence stays connected to the asset
Review where equipment is assigned, which assets have moved and which records need attention.
Maintain a structured register that can be reconciled against the physical environment.
Review acquisition, assignment, warranty and lifecycle information when planning renewals and replacements.
Access time-stamped activity, supporting documents and decommissioning records during authorized reviews.
AssetSeal can exchange approved asset data through configured APIs and structured import or export processes. Integration scope depends on the target system and implementation requirements.
Verify multiple tagged assets during rack, room, storeroom and office audits where RFID is suitable.
View hardwareScan barcodes and complete issue, transfer, return and inspection workflows using supported mobile equipment.
View hardwareUse barcode, QR, NFC or on-metal RFID identifiers selected for the device material, environment and required scan distance.
View hardwareWe review your asset categories, locations, lifecycle workflows and current system landscape.
We recommend suitable identification methods, devices and AssetSeal workflows for the proposed deployment.
We demonstrate the platform using an IT asset scenario aligned with your operational requirements.
RFID can be used around metal equipment when suitable on-metal tags, reader settings and scan procedures are selected. The physical environment should be assessed because rack design, cabling, equipment density and surrounding materials can affect read performance.
AssetSeal can exchange approved asset data through configured APIs or structured imports and exports. The available fields, direction and update rules should be defined for each target system.
Devices can be assigned to employees with issue, transfer, loan and return activity recorded in AssetSeal. Approved teams can review outstanding assignments during role changes or offboarding.
Yes. Server and network equipment records can include the assigned facility, room, row, rack and U-position when those fields are configured and maintained.
No. Data wiping must be performed through the organization’s approved security process or service provider. AssetSeal can retain the related status, handover information and supporting evidence against the asset record.
No. AssetSeal can support barcode, QR, NFC and RFID identifiers. The appropriate option depends on the device type, material, value, environment and audit requirements.
Show us how technology assets move through your organization. We will review your device categories, locations, custody workflows and audit requirements, then demonstrate how AssetSeal could support your IT environment.
