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# Pallet assets

# Pallet assets {#ariaid-title1}

Release version: Brazil  
Updated September 10, 2026  
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Use the Pallet asset class to track and manage assets in your inventory as a group. You
can easily move a group of assets between locations or dispose of them as a group.

A pallet is an asset with the model category Pallet. Pallets are the parent of the assets
contained in them. The predefined pallet types are pallet, bin, box, and container.  
Note:  
The Pallet asset class with its associated UI options are available only with the Hardware Asset Management Professional plugin (com.sn_hamp).

You can create a pallet asset and add base, hardware, bundle, consumables, and other pallet
assets to the pallet in the Asset Estate view.

Pallet assets aren't associated with any expense lines.

The Pallet \[alm_pallet\] table stores information about pallet assets. The location of a
pallet in the stockroom is indicated by the Aisle and
Space columns of the Asset \[alm_asset\] table.  
Note the following when you plan to use pallet assets for inventory management:

* You can't add software, enterprise, and excluded assets to a pallet.  
  Note:  
  For information on excluded assets, see [Hardware Asset Management license exclusion](https://www.servicenow.com/docs/u8IZur9VtydxIO3JeA~nGQ "Pay only for the assets using licensed Hardware Asset Management features and exclude an asset for which you don't want to use the licensed features.").
* You can't add an asset that is already associated to a parent asset.
* Pallet assets can't be a part of asset bundles.
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For more details on pallet assets, see [Manage your inventory through pallet assets](https://www.servicenow.com/docs/9wRmzwwAcV5nKDF1M_nR4A "Manage your inventory effectively using pallet assets.").