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Erste Schritte

Konto anlegen, eine Organisation hinzufügen und das erste Asset ausleihen.

WhoTookWhat is the web app at /admin. The public site is for pricing, FAQ, and these docs. Day-to-day work happens after you sign in.

A member is someone who can sign in. Checkout goes to a person (or department). That person does not need a login.

Quick Start

From a new account to a checked-out asset. You do not need a second login, a site, a category, or a photo for this first checkout.

1. Create an account

Open Start trial. Use email and password, or Google, Microsoft, or Apple.

The Start trial form with email, password, and social sign-in

2. Create an Organisation

Name your first Organisation. You become its Owner. The 30-day trial starts then.

The Create Organisation form with a name field and optional logo

3. Add a person

Open Setup → People and add the person who will hold the asset. A name is enough.

The add-person form

4. Add an asset

Open Register → Assets and add one asset: a tag (the printed code) and a description.

The add-asset form with tag and description

5. Check it out

Open that asset and choose Check out. Pick the person, set a due date, and save. Status becomes checked out.

The Check out dialog with person and due date

Checkout needs a person, a department, or a place — one of those. Site and location on checkout are only if you track where it went.

To have a Staff member do the checkout (not only receive the asset): invite them as Staff (the trial allows two people). They accept, open the asset, and check it out the same way. Staff already have Check out and in. Auditor does not.

First hour

After that first checkout, the rest of a first hour is usually:

  1. Add a site and a few more people under Setup.
  2. Add more assets, or import a spreadsheet.
  3. Use the Dashboard for live counts and Favourites (Favorites in US English). Edit those shortcuts on the Dashboard for each Organisation. The header bell is the same live work (overdue, maintenance, cover, stock) — see Alerts.
  4. Use Scan when you have a printed tag in hand.

What stays separate

Each Organisation has its own register, members, and (after the trial) its own paid plan. Your profile is yours across every Organisation you belong to.

The mobile app uses the same account.