Fixed asset creation

As a procurement administrator, you can create fixed assets for products that are purchased for long-term use and are not likely to be converted quickly into cash.

Fixed asset creation is automated when capitalization policy criteria are satisfied. To ensure that fixed assets are created automatically on creation of a purchase order, you must first define an applicable capitalization policy. For more information on how to define a capitalization policy, see Define a capitalization policy.

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Blanket purchase orders cannot result in the creation of a fixed asset.

You can navigate to Sourcing and Purchasing Automation > Primary Data > Fixed Assets, and review these fields.

표 1. Fixed Asset form

Field	Description
Number	System-generated unique identifier for the fixed asset.
ERP asset number	Unique identifier generated within the ERP system for the fixed asset.
Display name	System-generated unique display name for the fixed asset. This is an auto-generated value derived from concatenating the ERP number and the product name into <ERP number - Product name>, where the values are taken from the ERP asset number and Product name fields respectively. If either of these fields are null or empty, then the corresponding value is left empty.
Supplier	Supplier from whom this fixed asset was purchased.
Product name	Name of the purchased product.
Purchase order line	The purchase associated with this fixed asset.
Status	Current status of the creation of the fixed asset. The options are Submitted, Success, and Pending Deletion. This field is used in the back end for SAP integration purposes.
Capitalize on	The date on which the requester assumes the liability of the fixed asset, depending on the supplier incoterm.
Original value	The amount originally paid for the fixed asset.
Depreciation lifecycle	The length of time in which the fixed asset is fully depreciated.
Depreciation term	The frequency of depreciation throughout the lifecycle of the fixed asset.
Depreciated amount	The amount that the fixed asset has depreciated by, over time.
Remaining value	The amount that the fixed asset is worth today, after factoring in depreciation.
Salvage value	The amount that the fixed asset is worth after it has come to the end of its useful life.