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KwikAsset FAQs

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These are the most frequently-asked questions concerning our KwikAsset program. If you still can't find what you need, email us with your question or pick up the phone and give us a call at 800-345-4220!

What is the difference between KwikAsset, KwikInventory, KwikCheck, and KwikCount?

KwikAsset is a fixed asset management program that tracks the location of assets. It tells you what assets are missing from expected locations, what assets are found in unexpected locations, what assets are entirely missing, and what new assets were found. It also allocates the depreciation expense of these assets to respective locations/departments.

KwikInventory is a program to keep track of parts inventories, finished goods, supplies, stockroom, etc. It also can be used for order reordering, order tracking, receiving, and label printing.

KwikCheck In/Out is a borrower accounting program. It answers: who has the tool, file, equipment, etc.; when are they due back; who is waiting on them; and who is late in returning them?

KwikCount is an add-in for Excel that gives a simple interface for the TriCoder data into an Excel worksheet. If you are skilled in Excel macro programming, you can perform many of the basic functions of KwikInventory, or KwikAsset, or KwikCheck.

 

Would KwikCount be a better solution than KwikAsset?

Not unless you are very skilled in Excel macro programming and have plenty of spare time.

 

How do I get support on KwikAsset?

Unlike our competitors, who support you exclusively by email, we take phone calls on our 800 lines. A real live person on the other end of the line supports you.

 

Can I import my pre-existing database into KwikAsset?

If you database is in Access or Excel, you can transfer the data to the KwikAsset database. You can also transfer data from KwikAsset into Access or Excel, make changes, and then post the data back to KwikAsset. The KwikAsset file format is Access compatible.

 

Why don't you have a program that does all types of inventory including asset accounting?

A program that does several different types of inventory risks being "a jack of all trades, and master of none". We wanted our programs to be very targeted to the exact type of inventory control the user needed - making it simple for the user to achieve desired results quickly.