Reference: Asset Acquisition Methods
This reference provides a technical comparison of the different ways to record assets in Kezi .
Comparison Table
| Feature | Vendor Bill (Recommended) | Manual Registration | Account Trigger |
|---|---|---|---|
| Primary Use Case | Buying new assets from suppliers. | Recording existing assets/opening balances. | High-volume assets of same type. |
| Automation Level | High. Creates asset automatically on post. | None. Requires manual entry of all data. | Medium. Flags accounts for asset creation. |
| Audit Trail | Linked to Vendor, Bill, and Payment. | Standalone record. | Linked to original transaction. |
| Data Source | Inherits Price/Date from invoice. | Must be typed manually. | Inherits Price/Date from line item. |
System Specifications
Mandatory Fields (Draft State)
- Name: Unique identifier for the asset.
- Company ID: Tenant identifier.
- Currency ID: Purchase currency.
- Purchase Date: Must be in an open accounting period.
Accounting Requirements
To confirm an asset, the following General Ledger accounts must be valid and active:
- Asset Account: Type =
Fixed Assets. - Accumulated Depreciation Account: Type =
Fixed AssetsorContra-Asset. - Depreciation Expense Account: Type =
Expense.
Status Transition Logic
- Draft: Editable. No depreciation calculations posted.
- Confirmed: Core financial fields locked. Scheduled entries calculated.
- Depreciating: At least one depreciation entry has been posted.
- Fully Depreciated: Book value equals salvage value.
- Sold/Disposed: Disposal journal entry created. Asset removed from active roster.
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