Replace your Excel asset register.

Import the list you keep today, check it with a dry run, and work from one register with a full history instead of copies that drift.

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Sample data: Dry run passedReady to import
Sample data: Holder recordedFrom the holder column

Spreadsheets break in the places that matter.

  • Two copies, two truths

    Versions drift between desktops and inboxes, and nobody knows which list is current.

  • Typed-over holders

    When a laptop changes hands, the old holder is overwritten and its history goes with it.

  • Licences in another tab

    Seats and renewals live in a separate sheet, if they are written down at all.

One register, imported the careful way.

Your import, checked before it lands.

The dry run counts the rows ready to import, the errors and the warnings, and nothing is written until the file is clean.

Sample import check
Sample data
  • 10Ready to import
  • 2Errors
  • 2Warnings
Nothing has been written yet

Questions about leaving Excel

Will we have to retype everything?

No. Import a CSV or Excel file, map the columns and run a dry run first. A holder column issues those Assets when you commit, so the register starts with who has what.

Can we keep our asset tag format?

Yes. Tags follow your organization's own format and stay unique across it. A serial that collides raises a warning you confirm.

What happens to the history in our sheet?

The register starts from your import. From then on, every change of holder is recorded on the custody chain instead of being typed over.

Can we still open our data in Excel?

Yes. Every register view downloads as a CSV file, which opens in Excel.

Bring the list you use today to the demo.

We'll show how its columns map to the Register, on sample data.

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