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A little different from other threads about Asset management, I'm looking for a software solution for our housekeeping, estates and catering teams. Need to book stock in when it's delivered and when it's taken, who's taken it and where it's gone.

 

Anyone seen something like this?

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Snipe-IT might be worth a look as you could just add accessories (rather than actual assets) and set up locations (i.e. room numbers) so you book in a delivery of exerciser books for example so Snipe-IT would show the quantity of boxes/packs you have etc. and then when you get your staff to sign in they can then book out an accessory (i.e. 1 box/pack of exercise books) to either a room or person. Snipe-IT will then reduce the quantity of of them by the number you booked out and simply shows you how many boxes/packs you have left. You can then do a search on the books and see where they have all been given or sent to depending on if you sent it to a room or named person.
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Snipe-IT might be worth a look as you could just add accessories (rather than actual assets) and set up locations (i.e. room numbers) so you book in a delivery of exerciser books for example so Snipe-IT would show the quantity of boxes/packs you have etc. and then when you get your staff to sign in they can then book out an accessory (i.e. 1 box/pack of exercise books) to either a room or person. Snipe-IT will then reduce the quantity of of them by the number you booked out and simply shows you how many boxes/packs you have left. You can then do a search on the books and see where they have all been given or sent to depending on if you sent it to a room or named person.

 

we use Snipe-IT for our MAT. We use the hosted version and thats really cheap. Works a treat.

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we use Snipe-IT for our MAT. We use the hosted version and thats really cheap. Works a treat.

 

I installed it on a Hyper-V VM so it's really cheap for us as it's free!! :)

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Anyone got any reliable installation instruction for Ubuntu and Snipe?

 

Found about 4 different installation instructions and they are all seem to want to install different ways.

 

Cheers

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I’ve spent ages today trying to get SnipeIT to work under Ubuntu - had much better luck with CentOS

 

https://www.google.co.uk/amp/s/amp.reddit.com/r/sysadmin/comments/7d5f68/recommended_server_specifications_for_snipe_it_app/

 

Install CentOS (I chose the option with the GUI as it was easier to setup the networking and Linux isn’t my strong point)

 

sudo yum update -y

sudo yum upgrade -y

Install Wget

sudo yum install wget -y

Download the SnipeIT.sh install script from github.

sudo wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/snipe/snipe-it/master/snipeit.sh

 

Run the install script

sudo bash ./snipeit.sh

 

Then just run through the setup. Everything else should then install itself.

 

Seemed to work okay for me

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Have a look at this video (and others he has done) I ended up following the Server 2016 and it just worked first time

 

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Installed Centos and have SnipeIT up and running.

 

Somewhere in the world of Edugeek I have seen a script which queries machines and saved details to a csv file - but I'm struggling to find it!

 

Can someone point me in the direction of that thread please :D

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Have a look at this video (and others he has done) I ended up following the Server 2016 and it just worked first time

 

 

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Trying to get SnipeIT to import a CSV file and it is moaning about a Model ID.

 

Think I may put this hold and see what other systems are out there.

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Trying to get SnipeIT to import a CSV file and it is moaning about a Model ID.

 

Think I may put this hold and see what other systems are out there.

 

Just ask Snipe-IT what it means. If i ever have a query with Snipe-IT I usually get a reply within a few minutes.

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