Reference: Asset Statuses
Workday updates the status of assets as you perform lifecycle events on them.
The same asset can have different statuses in different asset books.
Status | Description | Example |
|---|---|---|
Pending Registration
| Workday creates an asset through a business process workflow, and you haven't
completed the asset registration. | Workday creates an asset from a supplier invoice, and:
|
Registered
| You've configured the depreciation profile on the asset to place assets in service
Manually or When Issued and you either:
| Your company purchases a new building. You register the building at
the time of purchase, and place it in service when you obtain a
certificate of occupancy. |
In Service
| The asset is in service. You can record depreciation on the asset. Workday assigns
this status to an asset when you either:
You can only record depreciation on assets that have a
depreciation profile. You can’t place expensed or nondepreciable
assets in service. | You place heavy machinery in service without issuing it to a worker. |
Issued
| Workday assigns this status to an asset when you either:
You can issue all types of assets to a worker. They don't have
to be depreciable. When the asset is depreciable, you can record
depreciation on the asset. | You issue a laptop to a worker. |
Disposed
| You fully dispose of the asset. | You fully dispose the remaining amount on a partially disposed asset with a status of
In Service . Workday changes the status of the asset to
Disposed . |
Removed
| You remove the asset. Restrictions apply to remove an asset. See Steps: Track Assets. | You cancel an invoice and remove the assets that Workday registered
from the invoice. |
Out of Service
| You suspend the asset depreciation. | You suspend the depreciation on a piece of heavy machinery while
you repair it. |
Used by Composite
| The asset is a component of a nondiscrete composite
asset. | You register a nondiscrete composite asset composed of 2 component assets. Workday
changes the status of the 2 component assets to Used by
Composite . |