Creating the asset

An asset will only inherit assigned attributes based on the location and the classification the location is assigned to. All attributes are assigned values using the attribute builder.

Creating an asset

It is assumed that you have logged in, acquired the AIMS Administrator defered rights and created a classification. If not, please view the post on creating a classification before you continue.

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    • Click on the New Asset button in the header bar

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    • Populate the required fields as a minimum. Start with the asset name
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    • Then the stage
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    • You'll notice the asset builder button is disabled. This is because no location has been assigned to the asset. Locate the locations section and click on the Add location button
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    • Select an asset class you want the asset to belong to
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    • Select a route. Note currently there seems to be a bug if the route is restricted to a chainage range
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    • Click the Asset builder button
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    • Expand the available class to reveal the blue plus
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    • Select an attribute you wish to assign to the asset
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    • Populate the asset attribute details
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    • Hit OK. Then hit the close button on the header bar
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    • Hit OK to confirm the attribute changes, then OK to confirm the asset location changes, then OK to confirm the asset changes
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    • The new Asset UAID will be shown at the top of the page

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