AssetTrack

Purpose

Show practical asset lifecycle control without expanding into procurement, accounting, or live telemetry.

What it proves

• unique asset-id and tag validation;
• asset assignment and location history;
• service scheduling and maintenance-risk evaluation;
• condition recording and retirement without history deletion;
• native audit events and runtime reporting;
• export views that exclude private operational notes;
• deterministic tests and native API smoke validation;
• cross-platform Ubuntu CI;
• public-safe synthetic evidence.

Run locally

`powershell dotnet run --project .\src\AssetTrack.Web\AssetTrack.Web.csproj `

Verify

`powershell .\tools\verify-release.ps1 `

Evidence groups

The eight screenshots under docs/screenshot-groups were captured from the running native ASP.NET Core application during v1.0.0 manual review.

• **SG01 - Asset Register, Assignment, and Service Workflow**
• **SG02 - Maintenance Risk, Audit, and Export Evidence**

Data boundary

All assets, people, serial references, locations, maintenance records, warranty dates, and notes are fictional. Export views intentionally exclude private operational notes.

Out of scope

• no live telemetry or hardware control;
• no procurement or accounting integration;
• no production authentication or persistent database;
• no real serial numbers, people, locations, or client data.

Rights

Public visibility does not grant a blanket open-source licence. See RIGHTS_AND_LICENSING.md.

Created by **Codie Shannon**.