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Improved IT asset management, AI-powered actions, and usability improvements for Alloy mobile apps.

Turn inventory data into actionable insights, build dashboards tailored to your needs, and expand visibility across Apple and ChromeOS devices.

Managing assets across multiple offices, warehouses, plants, project sites, or retail locations can quickly become challenging. As organizations grow, assets are transferred between locations, assigned to employees, repaired, replaced, or retired. Over time, records can become inaccurate, leading to missing assets, duplicate entries, and compliance risks. This is where physical asset verification becomes essential.

Gartner predicts that, by 2029, active AI will be able to autonomously resolve 80% of common customer service issues, reducing operational costs by around 30%. This scenario reinforces the need to move from a reactive model to proactive strategies that prevent incidents from arising, especially Level 1 incidents, which account for a large share of service desk volume.

Managing IT assets smoothly is not an easy task. Organizations depend more on technology to execute their operations these days. Hence, the requirement for effective IT Asset Management (ITAM) has grown considerably. However, beyond merely managing these assets, ensuring compliance with relevant ITAM regulations and standards matters just as much. And, in this race to keep up with changing regulations, you are not alone. Many organizations face the same challenge.

IT asset visibility explained: key concepts, common gaps, maturity levels, and a step-by-step framework for complex IT environments.

Accurate financial records are the foundation of effective business management. Yet many organizations struggle with discrepancies between their fixed asset records and the assets that actually exist within the business. Over time, assets may be transferred, disposed of, misplaced, or incorrectly recorded, creating gaps between financial statements and physical reality. This is where fixed asset reconciliation becomes essential.