Asset Giant

The Add/Edit Asset Page: An Overview

A high-level tour of the main page for managing asset information, explaining the card-based layout and key interface elements.

The Add/Edit Asset page is the heart of your inventory management. Whether you’re creating a new item or updating an existing one, this is where all the details live. The page is designed to be a comprehensive, single-screen view of everything related to one asset.

Card-Based Layout

The page is organized into a series of “cards,” each dedicated to a specific type of information. This keeps the data organized and easy to find. The main cards include:

  • Core Details: For the asset’s name, type, and status.
  • Media: For all photos of the asset.
  • Assignment: To link the asset to a location, project, client, or user.
  • Classification: For identifying details like manufacturer, model, and category.
  • And more… for financials, files, notes, and other information.

On mobile, these cards are collapsible to save space. You can use the “Expand All” and “Collapse All” buttons to quickly show or hide all information.

A full-screen screenshot of the Add/Edit Asset page, with callouts pointing to different cards like 'Core Details', 'Media', and 'Assignment'.
A full-screen screenshot of the Add/Edit Asset page, with callouts pointing to different cards like 'Core Details', 'Media', and 'Assignment'.

The Header

The header at the top of the page contains the most important information and actions:

A close-up screenshot of the header area, showing the title, navigator, and action buttons.
A close-up screenshot of the header area, showing the title, navigator, and action buttons.
  • Asset Name: The main title of the page is the asset’s name. You can click on it to edit the name directly. See Editing the Asset Name for more.
  • Asset Navigator: When editing an existing asset, “Previous” and “Next” buttons will appear, allowing you to quickly cycle through your inventory without returning to the main list.
  • Action Buttons: This is where you’ll find the primary action buttons, such as “Identify Image” and “Save/Update Asset”.

This page serves as your central hub for all asset-related data entry and management.

Last updated: May 28, 2026