Lifecycle clarity from day one
- Asset creation through retirement lifecycle stages
- User and building assignment history
- Repair and maintenance timeline
- Notes and attachment support
- Mass assignment updates and bulk edits
EDUnifi gives K-12 teams one place to manage Chromebooks, laptops, and classroom technology: assignments, repairs, warranty visibility, and refresh planning—so audits and 1:1 rollouts are backed by data, not spreadsheets.
District technology leaders, coordinators, and school IT staff who need one trusted inventory for day-to-day support, annual audits, summer refresh, and leadership reporting—without juggling disconnected tools.
Track student and staff devices in one inventory: assignments, loaner pools, scan workflows, and fee records when a device is damaged or missing—so 1:1 checkout and summer collection are not a spreadsheet scramble.
EDUnifi is built to work with Google Admin / Workspace, MDM, and SIS data so user and device records stay aligned. Teams sign in to the workspace at app.edunifi.com with Google or Microsoft accounts after they are invited.
When you also run EDUnifi’s help desk module, support tickets can tie directly to asset records—so technicians see device history without opening another system.
Yes. EDUnifi supports school technology asset tracking with assignment history, repair records, and lifecycle visibility so teams can manage 1:1 and shared device programs from one system.
Yes. Search and reporting are built for district-wide inventory across buildings, users, and device types.
When your district uses EDUnifi for both asset management and help desk, tickets can reference the related asset record so technicians see warranty, repair, and assignment context without switching systems.
Yes. The platform supports CSV import and spreadsheet migration workflows to reduce switching friction.
District technology directors, IT coordinators, help desk leads, and school technicians who need one trusted inventory system for audits, planning, and day-to-day support.
Asset management is one module. EDUnifi unifies assets, district IT ticketing, and staff training in one operational platform when you adopt the full system.
No. EDUnifi is not a student information system. It uses student names and emails so devices can be assigned and so staff can view assignment, ticket, and repair history by device or by user. It does not manage grades, attendance, or academic records.