๐Ÿš€ Whatโ€™s New: Separate Asset Categories ๐Ÿš€

Weโ€™ve introduced a dedicated Asset Categories module to make asset classification and depreciation management more organized and efficient.

๐Ÿ”น What has changed?

Previously, Item Categories were used for both regular items and assets. This meant that the same category list was shared across Item and Asset-related transactions.

With this update, we have introduced a separate Asset Category form and report specifically for managing asset categories.

Each Asset Category can now be mapped with the appropriate Depreciation Ledgers and is identified with Item Type = ASSET.

๐Ÿ”น Where can you use Asset Categories?

The newly created Asset Categories will be available in:

  • Asset Master
  • Bulk Asset Item Creation

When creating an asset, these screens will now display only categories created for assets.

๐Ÿ”น Separate Categories for Items and Assets

We have also improved the existing category setup by clearly separating categories based on their usage:

Asset Categories

  • Used exclusively for assets
  • Item Type = ASSET
  • Available only in Asset-related forms

Item Categories

  • Used exclusively for regular items
  • Not created for assets
  • Available only in Item-related forms

๐Ÿ”น Improved Category Selection

The category list will now automatically be filtered based on the type of item you are creating:

Form

Categories Displayed

Asset Master

Asset Categories only

Bulk Asset Item Creation

Asset Categories only

Item Master

Item Categories only

Bulk Item Creation

Item Categories only

โœ… Benefits

  • Clear separation between Items and Assets
  • Easier asset classification
  • Better control over depreciation ledger mapping
  • Prevents incorrect category selection
  • Simplifies Asset Master and Item Master creation
  • Provides more accurate and organized category reporting

This enhancement ensures that asset and item categories are managed independently, while making category selection more relevant and error-free across the application.