What it does

The register covers the normal day of whoever looks after the kit. None of this needs a licence.

One dashboard for the whole estate

Total assets, warranties expiring in the next 90 days, and anything past its replacement age, on one screen when you sign in.

  • Counts by status: in use, in storage, repair, retired, disposed
  • Breakdowns by category and by location
  • Recently added assets, so changes are easy to spot
The Tagaris dashboard: total assets, warranty expiring and replacement due tiles, with breakdowns by status, category and location

Label the room, not just the laptop

Assets belong to places at least as often as to people, so locations are first class. Pick assets or rooms and generate a printable sheet of QR labels. Each code opens that page.

Stick one on the comms room door. Scan it, see the expected kit, bulk-move the strays. A room audit stops being an afternoon job.

The QR label sheets page: pick assets or locations and generate a printable sheet of QR labels

Scan a door, audit a room

Every location has its own page listing what should be in it, grouped by category, with a status summary at the top. That is what a scanned door label opens.

Anything that has wandered off gets bulk-moved back from the assets list in one action, one history entry per asset.

A location page for the comms room, listing the assets in the room grouped by category with their statuses

Serial numbers pull their weight

Set the manufacturer and the serial field knows what to expect: a Dell service tag is seven characters, a Lenovo serial is eight. The asset page links straight to that maker's warranty lookup for the serial you entered.

Type a known Apple model number such as A2338 and Tagaris offers to fill in the name, model and category. All of this is local intelligence. No third-party calls, no scraping.

  • A quiet "replacement due" badge when kit passes its replacement age
  • Duplicate serial and MAC warnings on create and on import
  • Every change recorded in the asset's history
An asset page for a Dell PowerEdge server showing its status, the overview fields, and a direct Dell warranty and support link

Group locations into buildings and sites

Locations form a tree. Put a building at the top, the rooms under it, and Tagaris rolls the asset counts up the branches, so a site total is one glance, not a sum.

Collapse a site you are not working on, expand the one you are, or flip to a plain A to Z list. Every room is still one click from the assets inside it.

The locations tree: two buildings, Head office and Distribution centre, expanded to show their rooms with per-room and rolled-up asset counts

Reports you can read, export or print

Ready-made views of the register: assets by status, category, location, person or manufacturer, warranties and licences due, and value with straight-line depreciation.

Open one to read it, export it to CSV, or print it. Need something specific? The report builder filters the register and picks the columns.

The reports page: a grid of ready-made report cards plus a report builder

Consumables and accessories, not just fixed assets

Track the stock around the estate too: accessories checked out to people, components installed into machines, and consumables that decrement as they are issued.

Each has a minimum quantity, so the daily digest flags low stock before you run out of docks, cables or toner.

The accessories page listing stock items with their quantities and low-stock thresholds

The full list

  • Hardware, software licences, warranties and assignments in one place
  • Search, filter and sort. Every asset keeps a dated history
  • Assets can belong to a person, a location, both, or neither
  • CSV import with column mapping and a dry-run preview
  • Export the whole register to CSV or JSON at any time
  • Printable QR label sheets for assets and for locations
  • A daily email digest of renewals due and assets past replacement age
  • Photos on assets. Location metadata is stripped on upload
  • Attachments on assets: receipts, invoices, warranty certificates and manuals
  • Starter categories, manufacturers and templates seeded on first run
  • Duplicate serial and MAC warnings on create and on import
  • Bulk move: select assets, pick a location, done
  • Accessories, components and consumables, with low-stock alerts
  • Custom fields and custom status labels per organisation
  • Straight-line depreciation and an asset value report
  • Maintenance records and a physical audit (stock-take) workflow
  • Two-factor authentication for password sign-in
  • Email by SMTP, Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace
  • Scheduled backups with restore, optionally encrypted and copied to S3-compatible storage
  • A documented REST API (v1) with personal and organisation keys
  • Free beta: pull devices from Microsoft Intune or Jamf, and people from Microsoft Entra ID

The free tier is not a demo

The self-hosted tier is free and stays useful. It is not limited by the number of assets or by export, so your data is never held hostage.

What you pay for are team and compliance features, and the gate is only ever on those, never on your assets.

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  • Multiple users with Admin, Editor and Viewer roles
  • Single sign-on through OpenID Connect (Microsoft Entra ID)
  • An org-wide audit log of who changed what, with CSV export
  • Custom report builder and scheduled reports
  • REST API access with personal and organisation keys
  • Add-on: run multiple organisations on one install

No agents, no phone-home

Tagaris is a register, not an agent. It does not scan your network or watch your machines, and a self-hosted instance makes no third-party calls by default. Monitoring is the job of its sibling product, Fodaris.

Licence keys for the paid features are verified offline on your own server, using Ed25519 signatures. An annual key is checked against nothing but itself, so a licensed instance works the same on an isolated network as on the internet. A monthly subscription adds one small daily check to confirm it is still active; annual licences avoid that entirely.

Try it before you install it

The live demo runs the current release in your browser. When you are ready, the install is three commands.