Attribute
Attributes are reusable data fields used to capture additional information for inventory items, classifications, assets, and item templates within Enterprise Asset Management.
Attributes help organizations define flexible and configurable metadata based on operational, business, or industry-specific requirements.
For example, attributes can be used to store details such as:
Capacity
Voltage
Temperature Range
Weight
Pressure Rating
Warranty Period
Configured attributes can later be referenced inside classifications and item definitions across inventory modules.
What you see on the screen
The Attributes page allows users to create, manage, search, filter, update, and delete reusable inventory attributes used across classifications, item templates, and inventory definitions within Enterprise Asset Management.
The page displays all configured attributes along with details such as attribute name, abbreviation, data type, unit of measurement, and mapped organization/site information.
Attributes | Basic Details
Search
Enter a keyword to search attributes
Search configured attributes using values such as Attribute Name, Abbreviation, or Data Type.
Filter
Click the filter icon to apply advanced filters
Apply filter conditions using fields such as Attribute Name, Abbreviation, Data Type, or Unit of Measurement. Users can configure conditions, add multiple filters, save filter configurations, and apply filters to refine attribute records.
Create Attribute
Click to create a new attribute
Opens the Create Attribute page to configure a reusable inventory attribute.
Column Details
Attribute Name
View only field
Displays the configured attribute name. Example: Floor Area
Abbreviation
View only field
Displays the short code or abbreviation of the attribute. Example: FLA
Data Type
View only field
Displays the configured data type for the attribute. Example: Numeric
Unit of Measurement
View only field
Displays the configured unit associated with the attribute.
Example: Square Foot - ft²
Org / Site
View only field
Displays the organization or site associated with the attribute.
Example: Google
Actions
Edit
Click the edit icon to modify the attribute
Allows users to update existing attribute details and configurations.
Delete
Click the delete icon to remove the attribute
Deletes the selected attribute from the inventory configuration.
Bulk Edit
Select Record
Select one or multiple records using the checkbox
Allows bulk selection of attribute records for deletion or management actions.
Add Attribute
To create an attribute, click Create Attribute located at the top-right corner of the page.
The Create Attribute page allows users to define reusable attributes that can be referenced inside classifications and item definitions.
Create Attribute | Basic Details
Attribute Name
Enter the attribute name
Specify the name of the attribute.
Example: Floor Area
Abbreviation / Code *
Enter the attribute code
Enter a unique short code or abbreviation for the attribute.
Example: FLA
Note: Only uppercase letters and numbers are allowed (no spaces or special characters)
Location / Site
Select from the drop-down
Select the respective site or location mapped to the selected organization. Click here to know more.
Data Type
Select from the drop-down
Select the type of data the attribute should capture.
Example: Numeric, Alphanumeric, Text, or Boolean
Unit of Measurement
Select from the drop-down
Select the unit associated with the attribute value for numeric data types.
Example: Square Meter - m², Kilogram - kg, or Volt – V, etc.
Linear Type
Select from the drop-down
Define whether the attribute supports linear asset measurements.
Example: Yes or No
Inherited From
Select from the drop-down
Select an existing parent attribute or configuration from which values or behavior should be inherited.
Example: Base Equipment Attributes
Apply Down Hierarchy
Enable or disable the toggle
When enabled, the attribute is automatically inherited by child classifications and related hierarchy levels.
Continue
Enable or disable the toggle
Allows the attribute to capture continuous or ongoing values where applicable.
Example: Continuous meter readings or runtime values.
Fields marked with an asterisk (*) are mandatory.
Unit of Measurement is enabled only for supported numeric data types.
Location values are filtered based on the selected organization.
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