Managed Asset Audit Service (MAAS)

Keep your asset register accurate—always.

Assets move. Things get missed. We keep your data clean, current, and decision-ready.

What Is Managed Asset Audit Service (MAAS)?

Your first audit gave you a clean, complete asset register. But assets don’t stand still.

Managed Asset Audit Service (MAAS) is Reduxo’s rolling audit solution—designed to keep your data accurate long after the initial audit is done.

We work with you to build a tailored plan of periodic updates and checks that capture every addition, disposal, or change. That way, your asset register remains reliable, relevant, and ready for compliance, planning, and reporting—every time you need it.

How It Works

Ongoing Asset Validation

We regularly review and update your register to capture any changes in your asset base.

Periodic Onsite Visits

We visit at agreed intervals to barcode and record new assets for seamless integration into your systems.

Area-by-Area Audits

We audit by zone or category—ensuring your entire register is refreshed over a 24–36 month cycle.

Save 30% on average vs full re-audits

Tailored to You

Already using your own mobility or audit tool? We can plug right into your process—or supply data in your preferred format.

Benefits of Ongoing Asset Audits

  • Ongoing audits help maintain an accurate and up-to-date record of all physical assets. This ensures that organizations have a clear understanding of what assets they own and their current status.

  • By tracking assets regularly, organizations can identify underutilized or surplus assets. This enables them to make informed decisions about optimizing asset utilization, reducing maintenance costs, and eliminating unnecessary purchases.

  • Regular audits allow organizations to identify assets that require maintenance or repairs promptly. This helps prevent breakdowns, extends asset lifespan, and reduces unplanned downtime.

  • Accurate asset tracking helps organizations calculate depreciation more precisely for financial reporting purposes, ensuring compliance with accounting standards.

  • Audits help mitigate risks associated with asset loss, theft, or misuse. They also aid in compliance with regulatory requirements, especially in industries with strict asset management regulations.

  • Organizations can allocate resources more effectively when they have a clear understanding of asset conditions and lifecycles. This can lead to better budgeting and investment decisions.

  • In the event of asset damage or loss, having well-documented audit records can simplify the process of filing insurance claims and provide evidence for insurance coverage.

  • Accurate asset records can help organizations claim tax benefits, such as depreciation deductions, more efficiently.

  • With optimized asset utilization and reduced downtime, operations become more efficient, leading to increased productivity.

  • Audits facilitate compliance with industry-specific regulations and standards, ensuring that organizations meet their legal and environmental obligations. They also simplify the reporting process for stakeholders and regulatory bodies.

  • Asset audits generate valuable data that can be used for data analytics and informed decision-making. This data can help organizations identify trends, predict maintenance needs, and plan for future asset acquisitions.

  • Audits support a holistic approach to asset lifecycle management, from acquisition to disposal, helping organizations make informed decisions at every stage.

  • Asset audits can also be vital for ensuring the security of critical assets, particularly in industries where asset theft or tampering is a concern.

  • For service-based businesses, asset audits can help ensure that assets used to deliver services are in optimal condition, leading to improved customer satisfaction.

  • Audits can aid in tracking the environmental impact of assets, facilitating efforts to reduce resource consumption and improve sustainability.

Take The Next Step

Let’s build you a rolling audit plan that works.