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Every machine, one sheet,no archaeology.

IDs, serials, locations, values, and status for everything with a plug or a motor — the register your insurance agent keeps asking about.

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What's in the template.

Asset IDs you assign once and keep forever
Serials and values — the insurance-claim columns
Status vocabulary that matches a working floor
Purchase dates for warranty and depreciation math

How to use it well.

01

Walk the floor with it

Row per machine as you physically pass it. Desk-built registers miss the forklift.

02

Assign IDs immediately

AST-0001 onward. The ID goes on a label; the label makes every future lookup instant.

03

Snapshot values yearly

A dated value column is what turns a list into an insurable register.

When the spreadsheet becomes the problem.

A register that's three months stale answers questions with a shrug. Live asset tracking updates location and status by scan, and hangs maintenance history off every row.

See TrackFinch asset tracking software

Frequently asked questions

What's the difference between this and an asset register?

An equipment inventory leans operational (where is it, what state); an asset register leans financial (cost, depreciation). Ours overlap on purpose — small shops need one sheet, not two departments.

Should small tools go on it?

Anything worth finding or insuring. Sub-$50 consumable-ish tools usually work better as counted inventory — see the tool inventory template.

Does this import into TrackFinch?

Yes — this is exactly the shape the asset importer expects, QR labels print from it afterward.

Or skip the spreadsheet era entirely.

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