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Fixed Asset Physical Verification and Tagging entails the following activities : Comprehensive and complete physical verification exercise of all the organizations Fixed Assets. Physical identification (floor to book & book to floor) and labelling of the assets with special bar coded labels.

A fixed asset register is a detailed list of all fixed assets which are owned by a business. Its main purpose is to enable an organisation to accurately record and maintain both financial and non-financial information pertaining to each asset and to easily identify and verify an asset when required.

At V Sourcing we undertake specialized Audits like:- 1- Liquor Audit. 2- Liquor Excise Data Updation. 3- Stock Audit 4- Internal Audits.

Barcodes and Radio-Frequency Identification (RFID) are both technologies used for tracking and managing information about objects. The choice between barcodes and RFID depends on the specific requirements of the application, including cost considerations, data storage needs, and environmental factors. Some systems may use a combination of both technologies for optimal results. Benefits of Barcode/RFID *Reduce out-op stock issues. *Automate proof of delivery. *Monitor and manage inventory. *Timely Business Intelligence. *Product Traceability. *Labeling and scan card printouts. *Quick Enquiry.

At V Sourcing we provide you with best in Class IT with our Homegrown products that can service your complete business needs. Our products have been evolving by continuously incorporating based on the real life business problems.

Asset recycle management refers to the process of efficiently and responsibly handling the disposal, reuse, or recycling of assets within an organization. Assets can include a wide range of items such as electronic equipment, furniture, machinery, vehicles, and more. Effective asset recycle management is important for several reasons, including environmental sustainability, compliance with regulations, and cost savings. By implementing a comprehensive asset recycle management strategy, organizations can not only comply with regulations but also contribute to environmental sustainability and potentially reduce overall costs associated with asset management.

Fixed Asset Management refers to the systematic process of acquiring, tracking, maintaining, and disposing of a company's fixed assets. Fixed assets, also known as property, plant, and equipment (PP&E), include items such as buildings, land, machinery, vehicles, and other long-term assets that are used in the production or operation of a business. Effective management of fixed assets is crucial for organizations to optimize their resources, ensure regulatory compliance, and make informed financial decisions. Effective fixed asset management contributes to improved financial visibility, accurate budgeting, and efficient resource allocation, ultimately helping organizations achieve their long-term strategic objectives.