Blue for Asset Management
Every asset.
Every attribute. Tracked.
Devices, equipment, licences, fleet, real estate — every asset as a record with the fields, tags, and history a real asset register needs. Maintenance schedules, warranty alerts, and depreciation all in one place, next to the rest of the business.
Browse an asset register. Live.
The interface is the product — same data model and field types you'll use for your own register.
What an asset register looks like on Blue.
Four moving parts: the records themselves, how they're organised, what runs on a schedule, and how they connect to the people and places that own them.
Asset register
A record per asset with custom fields for make, model, serial, location, owner, purchase date, and the dozens of other attributes a real asset carries.
Tagged & categorised
Tag by class (laptop, server, vehicle), site, department, or compliance scope. Group views and run reports against any combination.
Maintenance schedules
Scheduled automations sweep the assets due for service — calibration windows, warranty expirations, software refreshes — and ship reminders before anything lapses.
Locations & assignments
Reference fields link assets to sites, vehicles to drivers, licences to users. Reassign once, every related view updates.
01 · Field types & history
23 field types. Every one usable.
Currency for purchase price, dates for warranty end, locations for assignment, files for receipts and manuals, references for owner, formulas for depreciation, lookups for parent assets.
Every attribute, native.
Text, numbers, currency, dates, files, references, formulas, lookups — Blue's 23 field types cover the shape of any asset record.
Every change, recorded.
The audit trail logs who reassigned the asset, who changed its location, who marked it written off — and when.
Forklift #014 throwing the same hydraulic warning — fourth time this quarter.
Pulling it from rotation and opening a warranty claim. Vendor on the record.
Service notes in context.
Comments and threaded discussion attach to the asset itself. Maintenance history travels with the equipment, not with someone's email.
02 · Views
One register. Every angle.
Operations sees the table. Facilities sees assets on a map. Finance sees depreciation on a timeline. IT sees devices grouped by user. Same records, role-appropriate view.
03 · Scheduled automations
Service windows. Auto-flagged.
Daily sweeps for warranty expirations. Weekly batches for software refresh. Monthly digests of assets out for repair. Cron-style schedules pull every matching record at once and fire the same actions atomically.
status = 'overdue'- Report · Q4 Launch
- Task · Ship v2
- Ticket · Billing bug
- Deal · Renewals Q1
- Task · Review design
04 · Permissions
Finance, facilities, IT — each at the right level.
Workspace-, record-, and field-level controls. Asset cost stays scoped to finance. Service vendors see only the assets they support. End-users see only what they're assigned.
One price. Pay once. Forever.
Pay once for your tier — no recurring per-seat fees. Size the tier to your team and move up only when you outgrow it.
Starter
For freelancers & small teams
One-time payment
- 5 users
- 5 workspaces
- 2,000 records per workspace
- 5,000 records per org
- 10GB storage
- 250 automations / month
- 3 webhooks
- 3 dashboards
- 1 custom role
- 20 req/s API rate limit
- Community support
Growth
For growing teams
One-time payment
- 30 users
- 25 workspaces
- 2,000 records per workspace
- 25,000 records per org
- 100GB storage
- 1,000 automations / month
- 10 webhooks
- 10 dashboards
- 3 custom roles
- 50 req/s API rate limit
- Email support
Scale
For large organizations
One-time payment
- 150 users
- 100 workspaces
- 2,000 records per workspace
- 100,000 records per org
- 500GB storage
- 5,000 automations / month
- 50 webhooks
- 25 dashboards
- 5 custom roles
- 200 req/s API rate limit
- Email support
Every asset.
Accounted for.
Stop running the register in a spreadsheet that nobody trusts. Start with one asset workspace and roll the rest of the inventory onto Blue from there.