New in Kribik: Asset Register + Ticket Linking

Keeping track of “who has what” gets messy fast, especially once devices start moving around and issues crop up.

That’s why we’ve added a new Asset Register in Kribik.

What’s new

Asset Register (IT → Assets)
Create a central register of customer or internal devices, including details like:

• Asset tag and serial number

• Type (laptop, desktop, phone, etc.)

• Owner, department, location

• Lifecycle status (for example In Stock, In Use, Retired)

• Criticality, encryption status

• Purchase date and warranty expiry

• Supplier, make and model

Link tickets to specific assets
When a ticket is raised, you can associate it with the exact device involved, so you get instant context and a cleaner history of recurring issues. You can also create a ticket directly from an asset’s detail page.

Import your existing list via CSV
Already have an asset list in a spreadsheet or an export from another system? Use the new CSV Sync flow to upload your file, map columns, and bring everything into Kribik quickly.

Why this helps

• Faster triage: less back-and-forth to identify the affected machine

• Better history: see what’s happened to a device over time

• Clearer ownership and lifecycle: know what’s in stock, deployed, or due replacement

• Warranty visibility: spot devices coming up to expiry before they become urgent