Asset Management Software

Improve asset health, their maintenance and life, and increase asset ROI with our integrated enterprise asset management software.

Key features of Assets Management Software

The primary functionalities provided by our assets management software, along with notable features for each functionality, include:

The Impact of Zapium’s Asset Management Software

Our EAM Software becomes your single source of truth for all asset information:

Why Choose Zapium for Assets Management Software?

Intuitive, easy-to-use and covers all the features- An Enterprise asset management software that’s got you covered.

Industries That Can
Benefit From Our Asset Management Software

Our asset management software caters to the needs of businesses from industries that include but are not limited to:

What Customers Say
About Our Assets Management Software

Business that Trust us for Assets Management Software

Success stories that share why customers rely on Zapium’s EAM solution.

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Quick answer to questions you may have.

What is asset management software, and how does it work?

Asset management software is a digital tool that helps organizations track, monitor, and manage their physical and digital assets throughout their lifecycle. It captures the data of every asset and keeps a complete record which include details like location, condition, purchase date, warranty, and usage. The software automates tasks such as asset tracking, maintenance scheduling, depreciation calculation, and report generation, giving teams real-time visibility and better control over their resources.

What problems does asset management software solve? What are benefits of using one?

Asset management software solves common challenges that organizations face in managing their assets. It addresses issues like difficulty tracking assets across multiple locations, loss or theft of equipment, unplanned downtime from missed maintenance, reliance on manual record-keeping, and limited visibility into asset lifecycle and costs. At the same time, using asset management software brings several advantages. It provides accurate, real-time tracking of assets, reduces the risk of loss or misplacement, lowers maintenance and operational costs, simplifies reporting and compliance, and equips teams with data to make informed decisions about their resources.

How is asset management software different from CMMS or EAM?

Asset management software, CMMS, and EAM all help organizations manage their resources, but they focus on slightly different things. Asset management software is mainly about keeping track of assets throughout their lifecycle such as recording details, monitoring usage, and managing maintenance or depreciation.

CMMS is more focused on scheduling and managing maintenance activities for equipment. As against this, EAM takes a broader approach, covering everything from asset tracking and maintenance to procurement, and overall lifecycle management across the entire organization. In simple terms, asset management software tracks and organizes assets, CMMS handles maintenance, and EAM ties it all together at an enterprise level.

Does Zapium’s Asset Management Software provides Integration?

Yes. Zapium’s Asset Management Software is built to work smoothly with the other tools and systems you already use. It offers flexible integration options that let you connect asset data with your ERP systems, CRM tools, GIS platforms, accounting and financial software, project management apps, IoT devices, and more.

What types of assets can be managed using asset management software?

Asset management software can track and manage a variety of assets, including:

  • Machinery and industrial equipment
  • Vehicles and transportation assets
  • IT equipment (computers, servers, networking devices)
  • Facility and building inspections
  • Office furniture and equipment
  • Buildings, facilities, and infrastructure
  • Software licenses and digital assets