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Program description

Use AssetManage to track where your assets are, what state they are in, and who they are currently assigned to. AssetManage keeps track of expenses related to an asset, creates inventories for multiple locations, and lets you attach images, documents and hyperlinks to each asset. AssetManage can work with a Microsoft Access database file, or with any ODBC-compatible database, including SQL Server, MySQL and Oracle. With AssetManage 2007, you can organize all of your equipment, tools, furniture, computers, vehicles, and other assets for depreciation, tax, and insurance purposes. It's easy to locate your current assets, and determine what department or person they're assigned to. You can search for text in any field in the inventory database. You can even search within the free-form notes fields. Scan and print barcode labels directly from the program. Track all of your leases, warranties, and service agreements, as well as asset maintenance and repair history. By attaching all of these documents to the asset description, you ensure that critical information is immediately accessible when you need it. AssetManage 2007 supports the five most commonly used depreciation methods: straight line, double declining balance, 150% declining balance, straight percentage, and sum of the years digits. AssetManage 2007 is being used in installations across the globe, including the New York City Police Department and the United Nations in New York. Whether you're a business owner who needs to get your fixed assets under control, an accountant who needs to reduce the time that it takes to track your corporation's asset inventory, or a tax manager who needs instant access to information for local, state, and federal taxes, AssetManage 2007 has the tools that you need.

What is new:
Asset Audit feature. New version of the Report Designer.

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