Use case · Assets

A fixed-asset register, generated from your workbook

Unique asset tags, live depreciation and net book value, photos and role-based access — in English, German, Japanese and Arabic. Start from the free template.

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The Asset Register starter workbook: an asset form, four master-data lists, a net-book-value formula and a photo field — authored in English, German, Japanese and Arabic. Enter your email to download it and join the early-access list. Enter your email to download the workbook and join the early-access list.

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An asset spreadsheet drifts out of date the moment assets move, get written down, or change hands — and depreciation is recalculated by hand, if at all. Sheetward turns that workbook into a register with unique asset tags, live depreciation, and — because this template ships its translations — the same app in English, German, Japanese and Arabic.

What’s inside this workbook

Read straight from the Asset Register workbook — the same file you download.

  • 1 form
  • 1 section
  • 13 fields
  • 4 master-data tables
  • 13 validation rules
  • 1 formula

Form

  • Asset Register

    • Asset Register — 13 fields

Master data

Asset Type, Condition, Department, Status

What it demonstrates

  • Master-data lookups
  • Validations
  • Encrypted sensitive fields
  • Formulas within and across sections
  • Arabic, German, Japanese translations

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How it works

1

Open the template

Adjust the fields, lists and rules to match how you work.

2

Upload & review

Sheetward shows every field, rule and language it detected — confirm, and the app is live in four languages.

3

Maintain & report

Add or import assets, reassign departments, retire items by status; net book value computes live.

What the template becomes

In four languages

The workbook carries a Translations_ sheet, so the generated app — labels and master data — is available in English, German, Japanese and Arabic (right-to-left), switching with each viewer’s language.

Live depreciation

A Formula_ field computes net book value (asset value minus depreciation) as records are entered — no manual schedule.

Unique asset tags

An asset-number business key keeps each asset unique; re-importing your list updates rows in place instead of duplicating them.

Categories & condition

List_ tabs become the asset-type, department, condition and status dropdowns, so the register stays consistent and filters cleanly.

Photos on the record

Attach a photo of each asset with a safe in-browser preview — handy for audits and insurance.

Roles, history & export

Per-app roles, a full change history of every reassignment and write-down, and export to Excel, CSV or JSON.

Why teams pick Sheetward

  • Multilingual out of the box — one workbook, the same app in four languages including RTL Arabic.
  • Depreciation is your formula, computed deterministically — not a number a prompt guessed.
  • Flat pricing for finance and facilities alike — no per-seat costs.
  • Own it: export everything, or run the register yourself as a standalone bundle.

Frequently asked questions

Is the app really available in other languages?

Yes — the Translations_ sheet ships German, Japanese and Arabic alongside English; add or prune languages by editing the workbook.

Can I retire an asset without deleting it?

Yes — status is a field, so retiring an asset is a status change that keeps its full history. Deleted records go to a recycle bin rather than disappearing.

Is the template required?

No — any conformant workbook works; the template saves you building the form, lists, rules and the depreciation formula from scratch.