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Relationships and Logs

The Predecessors tab provides a simple history view of assets that were linked as predecessors to the current asset. This is typically used to maintain an audit trail for replacements, upgrades, or lifecycle changes (for example, when one physical device replaced another).

Predecessors
Predecessors

This tab displays a table of predecessor records associated with the asset. If no predecessor relationships exist, the page will show an empty state. The list includes the following columns:

  • Name – The name of the predecessor asset.
  • Created At – The date and time when the predecessor relationship was recorded.
  • Filter – The dropdown (for example: All) allows switching between available views if configured in the environment.
  • Search – Quickly find a predecessor by typing part of its name.

Use Column Visibility to show or hide columns in the list depending on operational needs.


The Logs tab provides a detailed, read-only audit trail of all actions performed on the asset. It allows tracking the full lifecycle of the asset, including creation, updates, scans, tag changes, and other system or user-driven events.

This section displays a chronological list of log entries related to the asset. Each entry represents a single action or event. The table includes the following columns:

  • User Name – The user account that performed the action. Displayed in the format username / full name.
  • Comment – A detailed description of the action that occurred. This may include:
    • Asset creation events with initial property values
    • Updates to asset fields (for example: disposition notes or tags)
    • Asset tag scans
    • Manual or automated system actions
  • Modified Date – The exact date and time when the action was recorded.
  • Filter – The dropdown (for example: All) allows switching between available log views if configured.
  • Search – Enables quick searching through log comments and user names.

Use Column Visibility to show or hide columns in the logs table, depending on auditing or reporting needs.

The Logs tab is strictly informational and cannot be edited. It serves as an immutable audit record, helping with compliance, troubleshooting, and historical analysis of asset changes.