AssetTrack documentation is organized into three role-based sections. Each section has a collection of installation, reference, and troubleshooting topics for AssetTrack users. It was written for three types of roles: System administrator: You do the installs, the upgrades, the monitoring. And when something goes wrong topics appropriate to that role. Select the role that is right for you. - System Administrator. You have server access, provision new machines, do the installs and upgrades, monitor the system and its network. When something goes wrong that requires server access or network analysis, you're the go-to for troubleshooting.
- Asset Manager: Setting up asset managment tables, scan sheets, and form design, you develop the AssetTrack system's "data about the data".
- Data Collector: Out in the field, armed with a mobile device and collecting data, you're the primary user of the AssetTrack system.
Select the role that is right for you. - Data Collector. You're out in the field using AssetTrack forms to collect information.
- Asset Manager. You know what the data needs to look like, and you're responsible for data quality and asset management efforts. You design the forms that the data collectors use and you make sure that AssetTrack is being used effectively.
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