Asset Classes List View

The "Attributes Asset Classes" view enables users to manage, filter, and organize asset attributes with sorting, actions, and visualization tools.

The "Attributes Asset Classes" view in AlphaX Cloud allows users to manage and organize asset-related attributes. It includes sortable columns (Site, Colour, Name), tools for filtering and exporting data, and action buttons to manage or delete entries (except for "Global" entries). Features like pagination, column visibility, and badge colour assignment ensure efficient data handling and visualization.

Asset Classes Overview

Header Section

Feature	Description
Title	Displays "Attributes Asset Classes", indicating the purpose of the view.
Create Button	Located in the top-right corner, the "+ Create" button allows users to add new asset classes.
Entry Count	Displays the total number of asset class entries visible (e.g., "Showing 1 to 9 of 9 entries").

Filter and Tools Section

Feature	Description
Filter Bar	A text field for dynamically filtering and searching asset classes by keywords.
Column Visibility	Enables users to toggle the display of specific columns for a customized view.
Export	Allows users to export table data for external analysis or reporting purposes.
Maximize	Expands the view for better visualization of data in the table.

Table Layout and Columns

The table displays detailed information about each asset class in organized columns with sorting options.

Column	Description
ID	Displays the unique identifier for each asset class. Sorting is enabled.
Site	Shows the site associated with each asset class (e.g., global or site-specific). Sorting is enabled.
Colour	Displays the colour code or badge assigned to the asset class for easy identification.
Name	Lists the name of the asset class (e.g., Building, Machine, Road). Sorting is enabled.
Actions	Includes Manage and Delete buttons for site-specific asset classes. These options are disabled for global entries.

Note : Global Restrictions: Editing and deleting are disabled for global asset classes to maintain system-wide data integrity.

Pagination Section

Feature	Description
Pagination	Located at the bottom-right corner, pagination buttons enable smooth navigation through large datasets.

Key Features

• Filtering and Sorting Quickly locate asset classes using the filter bar or sort by columns like ID, Site, or Name.

• Global Entry Restrictions Editing and deleting are restricted for global entries to ensure consistency and prevent unintended changes.

• Colour Coding Colours assigned to asset classes provide a visual distinction for easier identification and categorization.

• Customization and Export Users can toggle table columns, export data for reporting, or maximize the view for better workspace management.

• Pagination Navigate efficiently through multiple pages of data using pagination controls.

Conclusion

The Asset Classes List View is a user-friendly and organized interface for managing asset classes across various sites. With features like filtering, sorting, color-coded badges, and customizable tools, it simplifies asset class management while ensuring data integrity for global entries. The interface is flexible and efficient for handling large datasets.