Missing feature - asset register

halbot

Why is there no asset register in Crunch? This can cause serious accounting issues, not least because some types of expense count as an asset automatically, there is no depreciation or way to dispose of assets using the software, and it also causes the max dividend amount to be incorrect, since Crunch thinks the company has assets which it doesn’t.

This page references a spreadsheet [https://help.crunch.co.uk/s/article/disposing-of-an-asset)] which doesn’t exist (link is missing). Xero has this as does most accounting software.

Why is this completely missing?

TomFromCrunch

Hi Halbot,

Crunch’s asset register is maintained behind the scenes in our Admin. Rest assured, provided your Crunch account is up to date, your dividend calculations will be accurate!

If you need a list of your current assets, want to tell us you’ve disposed of an asset, or need information on how much these have depreciated by, please get in touch with your team and they’ll be happy to help.

Thanks so much for letting us know the link in our article isn’t currently working, we’ll get this updated shortly.

halbot

Hi, yes this is the problem, it’s totally hidden and we don’t even know what’s on it. This is a basic feature which is missing, can it be added please?

TomFromCrunch

Morning! I’ve passed this message onto the team and they have logged it as a feature request. Thanks so much for the feedback.

purplepiranha

This would be a useful feature. I can see what’s depreciating via the transaction list and drilling into the Equipment Depreciation category. However, there is no way of telling the start and end date without then tracking down the initial expense and adding the 4 years.

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