What are the two ways you can activate or deactivate an Asset?

• A. Tab 5 and Tab 70
• B. Tab 6 pg A and Tab 72
• C. Tab 5 pg B and Tab 71
• D. Tab 4 pg D and Tab 69

Answer: (C)

Activating or deactivating an asset is controlled by status switches in the asset management system, and there are two reliable paths to make that change. One path is to update the status directly on the asset’s own record—navigate to the appropriate tab and page that houses the Activation/Deactivation control (Tab 5 pg B). This lets you toggle the status for that single asset, giving precise, asset-by-asset control.

The other path goes through a centralized status-management area (Tab 71). This route is handy for changing the status of one or more assets at once, using a search or bulk selection to activate or deactivate assets in a batch.

Using both options covers both precise, individual updates and efficient bulk changes. When an asset is deactivated, it’s not available for use in operations until it’s reactivated, but its historical data remains intact.