The Edit Asset UI

After an asset is created, you can edit certain attributes and view details of the asset on Edit Asset page. On the Manage Assets page, click the asset name link in the search results to open the page for editing. On the edit page, you can update various asset attributes, mark an asset as favorite in a single click for easy access and tracking. Additionally, you can perform other functions on the vertical tabs that are rendered and populated based on whether the asset is an enterprise asset or a customer asset, and the user's assigned roles and privileges.

Here's a table with an overview of the different tabs, and whether they're available for enterprise assets and customer assets.

Tab	Description	Enterprise Assets	Customer Assets
Overview	Asset attributes that can be viewed and edited. This includes definable flexfields, custom fields added using Application Composer, asset image and attachments.	Yes	Yes
Parts List	List of parts that can be used to maintain the asset. If defined, the parts list will be available for defining work definition material requirements by operation step. Additionally, in execution you can use the parts list to add additional items to an operation step.	Yes	Yes
Meters	List of utilization meters that are instantiated and tracked for the asset	Yes	Yes
Last Sales Order Details	Details about the last time an asset was sold to a customer.	No	Yes
Hierarchy	Parent and child hierarchy view of related assets. You can view, add, remove, swap and create child assets in the hierarchy viewer.	Yes	Yes
Contracts or Subscriptions	List of contracts or subscriptions for the asset. There's a profile option that controls which object will be displayed.	No	Yes
Service Requests	List of service requests created in the Engagement Cloud or SCM Cloud for the asset.	No	Yes
Work Orders	List of field service work orders created for the asset.	No	Yes
Leads	List of customer leads created in the Engagement Cloud or SCM Cloud for the asset.	No	Yes
Opportunities	List of customer opportunities created in the Engagement Cloud or SCM Cloud for the asset.	No	Yes
Asset Groups	List of groups for which the asset is associated. You can add a new group to create an association to the asset.	Yes	Yes
Notes	List of simple text-based reference notes for your assets. You create, update, and delete the notes.	Yes	Yes
History	List of the complete history of an asset. You can assess the transaction history, chronology, and changes to the asset to plan your maintenance.	Yes	Yes
Cost	View maintenance costs at an individual work order level or aggregated by period for the asset. The costs are then displayed for a selected maintenance organization and time period.	Yes	Yes
Fixed Assets	Integrate your installed base assets and fixed assets.	Yes	Yes

The Asset Details Page in Asset Information Management

From Asset Information Management, search for the asset and select the asset name to open the asset details page. The asset header remains available while you work with the asset and displays key information about the asset. Use the edit action to update the header attributes that are editable for the asset.

Use the tabs on the asset details page to access related information. The tabs can include Overview, Parts List, Notes, History, Fixed Assets, Cost, and Qualifications. Customer assets can also include Sales Order.

The Overview tab groups commonly used asset information into sections. For an enterprise asset, these sections include Asset Details, Location, Meters, Asset Groups, Supplier Warranty, Attachments, and Additional Information. A customer asset also includes Customer Details. Use the edit action for a section to update its editable attributes.

From the Meters section, you can manage the meters associated with the asset and record or review meter readings. From the Asset Groups section, you can view group assignments and assign or unassign the asset from a group. Supplier warranty information, attachments, and asset flexfields are also available from their corresponding sections on the Overview tab.