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Deleting an Incorrect Asset Type

Step by step guide to remove asset types that don’t belong

Over time, your asset library may accumulate incorrect or duplicate entries. Cleaning these up keeps your system consistent, accurate, and easy to use — especially on large sites or shared fleets.

This guide walks you through safely deleting an incorrect Asset Type (e.g. a mistyped category or placeholder like “Other Equipment”) from your G2G system.


✅ Step-by-Step Instructions

Step 1: Select “Asset Types” from the main menu

  • Navigate to the relevant Equipment Category in your system
  • Review the list of Asset Types currently assigned under that group.

Step 2: Identify the Incorrect Type

  • Look for any incorrect, duplicate, or placeholder types (e.g. “Misc Items” or “Other Equipment”).
  • Confirm that the type is not in use or assigned to active assets.

Step 3: Delete the Incorrect Type

  • Click on the incorrect Asset Type you want to remove.
  • Scroll to the bottom of the screen and select Show Advanced Settings
  • Click Delete Permanently.

Step 4: Confirm Deletion

  • A system prompt will ask for confirmation.
  • Click Yes, delete it to proceed.
  • The system will remove the type from the library.

Step 5: Review What Remains

  • Return to the original Equipment Category.
  • Double-check that only valid, active Asset Types remain.

⚠️ Caution Before Deleting

  • Only delete Asset Types that are not linked to active equipment.
  • If you're unsure, check the asset list or contact your admin.
  • Deleting a type linked to existing assets may affect tracking or reporting.

💡 Best Practice Tips

  • Regularly review your Asset Types Library during audits or project closeouts.
  • Keep naming consistent — use templates like “Excavator”, “Harness”, “Portable Light Tower”
  • Record any changes (e.g. deleted or merged types) for future reference or reporting.

Keeping your Asset Types clean makes everything else easier — from inspections to movement tracking and daily reporting.

 
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