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Who has the equipment, who handed it over and when it came back – without a separate Excel register.

Short-term and long-term assets are managed through assignment, handover, return and write-off processes. Every important step has approvals and a generated PDF deed, and the employee sees the items assigned to them.

Key functions and business benefits

An asset assigned to an employee has a formal, traceable handover history.

  1. 01Asset assignmentRecords who received the asset, the quantity, category and responsible department.
  2. 02Handover to an employeeClear responsibilities between the person issuing the asset, the employee and the manager – with acceptance confirmation.
  3. 03Handover to another employeeThe asset's history is not lost when the responsible person, role or workplace changes.
  4. 04Return and write-offThe asset's lifecycle stage is formally closed; a write-off may require a manager's or director's decision.
  5. 05PDF deedsThe document is generated from the process event – less manual filling and signing of deeds.
  6. 06“My assets”The employee sees the items assigned to them, the deeds and pending acceptances in self-service.

The flow

Every handover – with responsibilities and a deed.

  1. 01AssignmentCategory, quantity, responsible department
  2. 02HandoverIssued → employee accepts → manager approves → PDF deed
  3. 03Transfer / returnThe history travels with the asset, not the person
  4. 04Write-offManager's or director's decision, the history is closed

The point

Assets are naturally tied to the employee lifecycle: hiring, a change of role or workplace, departure. That is why they are part of the shared PDVS ecosystem, not yet another separate register.

Next step

From features – to your real process.

The best next step is a short demo built around a process and roles you choose. That way we show not theoretical features but the concrete flow between an employee, a manager and the responsible department.

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