1. Definition of Fixed Asset Types:
– Ability to define an unlimited number of fixed asset types.
– Linking these types to default accounts automatically inserted into the asset card when defining a fixed asset within a specific type.

2. Linking Expected Life to Fixed Asset Type:
– Specifying the expected life of the asset and linking it to the fixed asset type, automatically including it in the asset card within that type.

3. Fixed Asset Tree:
– The ability to organize and index assets based on their nature and user needs in a hierarchical tree.

4. Fixed Asset Card:
– Contains a set of fields such as Arabic and Latin names, asset code, and type.
– Details about the depreciation method and expected life.
– Information about the accounting branch, purchase dates, and service status.

5. Default Accounts:
– Automatic insertion of default accounts in the fixed asset type card when defining an asset within this type, with the ability to modify if necessary.

6. Fixed Asset Operations:
– Ability to perform various operations such as purchase, acquisition costs, development, maintenance, disposal, sale, revaluation, and impairment.

7. Advanced Reports:
– Ability to review operations and reports in a summary or detailed manner according to different criteria such as purchase date, asset account, asset type, and more.

8. Depreciation Memo:
– Providing a window to process the depreciation memo with flexibility in specifying assets, periods, branches, and others.

These features help organize and facilitate fixed asset management operations effectively.