How You Manage Assets Using REST API

Create or update your assets using REST API or File-Based Data Import. This is very useful during implementation or the introduction of large volumes of new assets. Additionally, you can also make mass edits to existing assets.

Use the Installed Base Assets REST API to:

  • Create, get, and update an asset record and its core attributes.

  • Create, get, update, and delete the asset parts list.

  • Create, get, update, and delete asset charges. The asset charge provides pricing details that are used for a flow such as billing or contract renewal.

  • Create, get, and delete asset relationships. These are the parent and child relationships to other assets that are rendered in the asset hierarchy.

  • Create, get, update, and delete asset notes. These are user-defined notes.

  • Get asset meters details for meters that have been instantiated for the asset.

  • Create, get, update, and delete asset definable flexfields values. These are user-defined flexfields for an asset.

  • Create, get, update, and delete asset user-defined field values. These are fields configured using Application Composer for the Installed Base Asset object.

Use the Asset Group Rules and Asset Groups REST API to:

  • Create, get, and update group rules, including grouping attributes and usages.

  • Create, get, and update an asset group, including grouping attributes.

  • Create, get, and update asset associations to a group.

  • Create, get, update, and delete asset group user-defined field values. These are configured fields using Application Composer for the Asset Group object.

Use the Meter Template REST API to:

  • Create, get, and update meter Template definitions.

  • Create, get, and update meter applicability by item and master organization.

Use the Meter Reading REST API to create and get meter readings for an asset meter.

For more details, refer to the REST API for Oracle Supply Chain Management Cloud guide.