Track value, finance, evidence, running costs, tasks and risk across personal and company assets from one clear place.
Sample Dashboard
See the shape of what you own
Demonstration data only. Charts are interactive, but opening records or taking actions requires you to be logged in.
Total Current Asset Value
$486,400Across all active sample assets
Total Purchase Cost
$441,250Original purchase cost recorded
Estimated Liabilities
$138,000Current sample finance exposure
Estimated Net Asset Value
$348,400Current value less liabilities
Values by Category
Asset value mix
$486,400Current value
See where total asset value sits by category across a personal or business ownership portfolio.
Liabilities
Debt exposure
$138,000Liabilities
Understand finance exposure by asset category and keep estimated net asset value visible.
Monthly Running Costs
This month
$4,850Monthly costs
Spot fuel, maintenance, insurance, registration and other recurring ownership costs.
YTD Running Costs
Year to date
$38,700YTD costs
Compare cumulative costs across the year using the same consistent ownership categories.
Attention Required
Example data
Asset status
Example data is displayed until enough of your own information is available.
Keep asset status current so upcoming work is easier to prioritise.
Compare current items with records that are due soon or already need action.
Maintenance Trend
Example data
Maintenance cost over time
Example data is displayed until enough of your own information is available.
Tracking maintenance over time helps reveal cost changes before they become harder to manage.
JAN 2026Example data
Vehicles$1,249.15
Plant and equipment$640.45
Property$264.55
Other$45.85
TOTAL$2,200.00
Follow example maintenance costs across six months to reveal changing patterns.
Know What Needs Attention
See where things stand, understand what matters, and act.
See asset health clearly, understand what deserves attention, and move quickly on the next useful action.
Asset Health Map
See asset health at a glance.
Bring location, condition, risk and upcoming actions together in one clear view so you can spot issues early and focus attention where it matters most.
Savvi helps you make sense of what needs attention and suggests a practical next step, while AssetSaver keeps the work, reminders and records together.
AssetSaver can bring registrations, insurance, servicing, inspections, renewals, incidents and follow-ups into one visible action rhythm.
Timely Prompts
Stay ahead of important dates
Receive reminders when an asset, task, document, policy or service milestone needs attention.
Clear Responsibility
Make ownership actions visible
See what is due, who is responsible and what evidence is still missing.
Teamwork
Bring the right people into each asset workflow
Assign team members, household members or responsible people to assets so they can help keep records, actions and responsibilities current.
Assigned People
Share the operational load
Assigned people can receive relevant notifications, complete tasks and contribute asset-specific information.
Shared Awareness
Reduce forgotten handovers
Keep ownership context, responsibility and history visible when people or roles change.
Connected Care
Connected care, with clear oversight
Keep the right people connected to the asset, the work they perform, and the evidence that matters.
Service Validation
Know the work was done
Capture service activity, completion details and supporting evidence so maintenance history stays useful and trustworthy.
Shared Contributions
Let the right people add value
Allow trusted people and Care Providers to contribute relevant updates, documents and completion details without handing over unnecessary control.
Connected Oversight
Keep the full picture together
Bring provider activity, responsibilities, reminders and asset history into one organised view so nothing important disappears between people.
USE CASE EXAMPLE
See how AssetSaver turns everyday asset headaches into calmer, clearer ownership.
PERSONAL USE CASES
Beth G. | Teacher | Box Hill, VIC
Last year my daughter didn't renew her car insurance because she was short of money. Two months later she had an accident that cost $2,800 to repair and, of course, "Grumpy Mum" came to the rescue. Ouch!
When almost the same thing happened again this year, the accident was much more expensive, but this time it only cost me the $100 excess. I'd added her car to my AssetSaver account, so I knew when her registration, servicing and insurance were coming due and could make sure everything was renewed.
The reminders are great, but what surprised me was how useful the whole picture became. I can see what is coming up, what we've spent, where the documents are and what needs attention. I've now added my three boys' cars and my husband's boat.
No more expensive family surprises. Well, at least not the ones AssetSaver can prevent!
Greg M. | Retired Engineer | Glenelg, SA
Retirement apparently means owning things that require constant attention. We have two cars, a caravan, a small fishing boat and enough bits of equipment in the garage to start a hardware shop.
Before AssetSaver, registration dates were in the calendar, servicing stickers were on windscreens, insurance policies were in emails and caravan receipts were in a folder somewhere "safe", which generally meant nobody could find them.
I put everything into AssetSaver and now I can see what's coming instead of remembering what's overdue. Before our last caravan trip it reminded me about servicing and I discovered the tyres were badly aged even though the tread looked fine.
That one reminder may have saved us from a very unpleasant afternoon on the Western Highway.
Priya S. | Registered Nurse | Parramatta, NSW
Our fridge died eight months after we bought it. Normally I would have spent an hour hunting through emails trying to work out where we bought it and whether it was still under warranty.
I opened AssetSaver and the receipt, purchase date, warranty details and model information were all attached to the appliance. I had everything the retailer asked for while I was still on the phone.
That was when AssetSaver clicked for me. It's not just for cars.
I've now added our television, computers, air conditioners, washing machine and some higher-value jewellery. I hope I don't need most of those records, but if something breaks, gets stolen or needs an insurance claim, I know exactly where the proof is.
Mark D. | Sales Manager | Mornington, VIC
I'm a car tragic and apparently that disease has spread to motorcycles.
I have two cars, a weekend motorbike and a trailer. I used to be pretty good at remembering servicing but hopeless at remembering the boring things like insurance renewals, trailer registration and when something was last replaced.
AssetSaver gives me a history for each vehicle rather than a pile of invoices. I can see what I paid, what I'm spending, what work has been done and what is coming next.
The biggest eye-opener was seeing the actual running costs together. One of my "cheap toys" wasn't nearly as cheap as I'd convinced my wife it was.
AssetSaver won that argument. I did not.
BUSINESS USE CASES
Emily R. | Office Administrator | Plumbing Business | Dandenong, VIC
We have nine vans and utes and I used to manage registrations, servicing and insurance with a spreadsheet, Outlook reminders and a lot of chasing technicians.
It worked until somebody changed a vehicle, forgot to update the spreadsheet or had paperwork sitting in their glovebox.
AssetSaver gave each vehicle its own record and let us connect the driver, mechanic, expenses, documents and upcoming work to it.
Now I can see what needs attention without opening five different systems.
The biggest change is that I spend far less time asking, "Has this been done?"
I can concentrate on running the office instead of being the company's human reminder app.
Natalie C. | Administration Manager | Landscaping Business | Brisbane, QLD
Our vehicles weren't actually the hardest assets to manage. It was the trailers, mowers, compactors, generators and other equipment moving between crews.
Someone would tell me something had been serviced, but six months later nobody could remember who did it or find the invoice.
We now record the equipment and its service history in AssetSaver and attach the paperwork to the asset instead of to an email conversation.
When a crew reports damage or a repair, we have a much clearer history.
We're finally building an equipment record that stays with the machine even when the person using it changes.
Claire H. | Office Manager | Electrical Contracting Business | Newcastle, NSW
One morning a supervisor asked me for the insurance details and service history of one of our vans after an accident.
Previously that would have meant searching folders, emails and probably calling our mechanic.
With AssetSaver, the vehicle record gave me the information and supporting documents from one place.
What I hadn't expected was how valuable that became across the whole fleet.
Our drivers and providers can contribute information closer to where the work happens, while I can still see the overall picture from the office.
Claims and vehicle handovers have become much less chaotic.
Maria K. | Operations Administrator | Food Distribution Business | Adelaide, SA
Our biggest headache was not forgetting everything. It was that important costs arrived without warning.
A few vehicle registrations, insurance renewals and major services landing in the same month could make the accounts team very unhappy.
AssetSaver gives us visibility of upcoming work and the history of running costs across the fleet.
That means I can flag heavier months earlier rather than explaining them afterwards.
We still have to pay the bills, unfortunately AssetSaver hasn't solved that part, but at least they don't jump out from behind a bush anymore.
These are fictional, illustrative examples designed to demonstrate realistic AssetSaver benefits and scenarios.
Start With One Asset
Make Asset Management Easier From Day One.
Bring the asset, its people, providers, costs, evidence and upcoming actions into one organised record, so less is forgotten and fewer surprises become expensive.
