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How ServiceTiket LeaseOps Works

Follow one asset from operating-model discovery and procurement through receipt, finance review, placement, verification, payments and end-term action.

1

Define the operating model

Map the organisation, roles, controls, master data and system boundaries before configuring the workflow.

Organisation and roles

  • Entities, divisions, regions, branches and locations
  • Finance, procurement, operations, audit and partner responsibilities
  • Role-based access and approval authority

Master records

  • Asset classes, models and identification rules
  • Lessors, vendors, customers, outlets and locations
  • Agreement, document and status requirements

Capability boundary

  • Confirm what is standard, configured or integration-dependent
  • Document custom and unavailable requirements
  • Agree finance, tax, legal and accounting responsibilities
2

Approve and acquire

Carry an approved business requirement into lessor, vendor, order, invoice and delivery records.

Requirement and approval

  • Asset, quantity, specification, business purpose and destination
  • Budget and approval checks according to the configured process
  • Time-stamped decisions and supporting evidence

Commercial records

  • Lessor, vendor, PO, invoice and agreed rental terms
  • Payment frequency, dates, deposits, options and supporting documents
  • Customer-specific fields reviewed during implementation
3

Receive and register

Connect commercial records to what was physically delivered and accepted.

Delivery evidence

  • GRN or receipt reference, delivery date and destination
  • Quantity, serial numbers, condition, photos and acceptance
  • Exceptions for shortages, damage or mismatched identity

Asset registration

  • Asset or ERP number, model, acquisition type and lifecycle status
  • Initial location, custodian and evidence
  • Relationship to lease, lessor, invoice and schedule
4

Review finance inputs and records

Finance confirms policy decisions before configured schedules and reports become part of the controlled record.

Approved inputs

  • Commencement, payment timing, discount rate and other policy inputs
  • Source and approver retained for each controlled decision
  • Ind AS 116 is the primary India context

Finance records

  • Lease register, liability, ROU, payment and expense records
  • Asset-level versions where required and configured
  • Schedules compared with invoices and recorded payments
5

Place, move and verify

Keep the lease and asset record connected as equipment moves through distributed operations.

Placement and custody

  • Customer, outlet, user, department or operational location
  • Acceptance, agreement, custodian and current status
  • Approved movement and receipt history

Field verification

  • QR or barcode identification and expected asset population
  • Location, condition, photos, checklist and signature where configured
  • Exceptions assigned, reviewed and closed
6

Control changes and end term

Route each change through assessment, approval, execution and evidence.

In-life events

  • Payment changes, modifications, exchanges and location movements
  • Affected assets, dates, documents and approvals
  • Previous and revised states retained for review

End-term actions

  • Renew, return, recover, re-rent, purchase, buyout or retire
  • Condition, location, commercial terms and accountable owner
  • Completion evidence and final record status

Outputs and integration

  • Dashboards, reports, exports and APIs according to agreed scope
  • Interfaces and control totals validated during implementation
  • Exceptions and reconciliation remain visible

Map One Real Asset Through the Workflow

Bring an anonymised schedule, asset register, GRN or audit record. We will shape the demonstration around the hand-offs your teams actually manage.

Request a Workflow Review