Data Center & IT Asset Tags

IT asset tags are available in durable metal, such as AlumiGuard anodized aluminum, and in plastic, with metal generally suited to equipment that stays in place long-term and plastic suited to devices like laptops that move between locations.

Our IT asset tags use barcode and QR code identification, not RFID; a facility that needs RFID tracking would source that as a separate technology layer alongside barcode-based IT asset tags for the rest of its inventory.

A QR code on an IT asset tag can be scanned with any smartphone camera to pull up an asset's record, and We offer IT asset tags with QR barcode numbering as a customizable option, giving IT staff a way to check equipment without a dedicated scanner.

IT asset tags use non-conductive adhesive, so applying a tag to a server, laptop, or piece of networking equipment doesn't risk electrical interference with the equipment's surface or components.

Yes, tamper-evident IT asset tags are available and designed to deter unauthorized removal or component swaps, giving IT staff a clear signal if a piece of equipment was accessed.

An IT asset tag can be fully customized with a serial number, department name, or company logo, so each tag matches whatever tracking format an IT team's asset management process already uses.

Applying an IT asset tag starts with a clean surface, since We recommend cleaning equipment with isopropyl alcohol before applying an asset label to help the adhesive bond fully. Placing tags in a consistent location across similar equipment also speeds up scanning during audits.

Our customers can pair IT asset tags with AssetTiger, a free asset tracking software, to log and manage tagged equipment without a separate software purchase.

IT asset tags support fixed asset tracking through their barcode or QR code, which links each tag to a record in a fixed asset tracking system such as AssetTiger or whatever inventory software an organization already uses.