UUsawaBooks

Asset register

Maintain fixed assets and depreciation records

Organise business assets, maintain their accounting records and calculate depreciation through a consistent process.

Illustrative workflow

UsawaBooks module

Fixed Assets

01Register the asset
02Maintain depreciation
03Review asset values
Connected to the wider accounting record

Why it matters

Maintain the register behind your asset values

Keep essential details for business assets in one register, maintain their accounting records and organise depreciation information. Asset values can then be reviewed within the wider statement of financial position.

Core capabilities

The records and controls your team needs

01

Asset register

Maintain the identity and essential details of each recorded business asset.

02

Asset values

Keep the accounting information behind asset values organised.

03

Depreciation records

Maintain depreciation information through a consistent accounting process.

04

Financial context

Review fixed assets as part of wider financial statements and management reporting.

A clear workflow

From daily activity to useful records

A consistent process makes the information easier to maintain, review and use.

  1. 01

    Register the asset

    Record the asset and the essential information required for its accounting history.

  2. 02

    Maintain depreciation

    Keep depreciation records current through a consistent process.

  3. 03

    Review asset values

    Use the register and financial reports to understand the recorded position.

Connected accounting

This feature does not work in isolation

Related modules keep operational activity close to the wider financial record.

Who it supports

Useful across the people responsible for the records

Asset-owning businesses

Replace scattered asset lists with one structured register.

Finance teams

Maintain depreciation records alongside the general accounts.

Accountants

Review asset details and values within the financial statements.

Bring fixed assets into one connected accounting system.