Assets

Manage asset manufacturers

Manage the shared manufacturer list in Settings so that manufacturer records can be selected when editing asset forms. Manufacturers are shared across all sites in your organisation and can include contact details, identifiers, and a logo.

Before you start

You need the Admin role for the Premises module. If you do not see the manufacturer management area, ask your site administrator to check your permissions in Settings > User Management.

Add a manufacturer

  1. Go to Settings > Manufacturers

  2. Click Add Manufacturer

  3. Enter the details:

    • Name — required

    • Website

    • ISIN — must be 12 alphanumeric characters if provided

    • LEI — must be 20 alphanumeric characters if provided

    • Support email

    • Support phone

    • Address

    • Country — must be a 2-letter ISO code if provided

    • Notes

  4. Click Create Manufacturer

The manufacturer appears in the list and is available to use on asset records.

  1. Open the manufacturer and find the Logo section

  2. Click Upload and select an image file (JPEG, PNG, WebP, SVG, or GIF)

  3. Save the manufacturer record

To remove an existing logo, click Remove.

Edit a manufacturer

  1. Go to Settings > Manufacturers

  2. Find the manufacturer in the list and open it

  3. Update the fields and click Save Changes

Delete a manufacturer

  1. Go to Settings > Manufacturers

  2. Find the manufacturer in the list and choose Delete

  3. Confirm the deletion

You cannot delete a manufacturer that is still referenced by asset definitions. Manufacturers managed by an integration cannot be edited or deleted.

Search and filter

Use the search field to find manufacturers by name, website, ISIN, LEI, or support email. Use the filter options to show all records, only integration-managed records, or only manually added records.

Use manufacturers on asset records

When editing asset forms, you can select a manufacturer from the searchable list of records you have created in Settings.

For more about working with asset models and instances, see Asset Models and Asset Instances.

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