Oparc Fixed Asset Register vs xAssets ITAM

Oparc Fixed Asset Register is cloud software for tracking organizational assets, depreciation, financial years, and audit records. Assets are added automatically when a goods receipt is posted and receive structured system-generated IDs. Depreciation supports Straight Line Method and Written Down Value. Year-end snapshots preserve historical depreciation records, while financial years can be locked against further changes. The Fixed Asset Schedule reports asset and accumulated-depreciation movements by financial year, grouped by classification, depreciation class, or department. More than 40 filter dimensions and CSV export support register review. Excel migration provides create, update, and proportional-adjustment modes, dry-run validation, row-level errors, and batches up to 5,000 rows. Optional TallyPrime integration generates XML vouchers and validates entries against live ledgers. Oparc describes delivery as a professional engagement covering configuration, implementation, and ongoing support. Pricing is on request.

xAssets ITAM manages IT assets across licensing, procurement, maintenance, and disposal. Discovery can use the PC Analyser agent or agentless methods including WMI, SSH, and SNMP. Built-in connectors cover Active Directory, Microsoft SCCM and Intune, JAMF, Azure services, AWS, Google Cloud, JIRA Service Desk, and OKTA. Its API provides programmatic access to functions and supports connections to ERP, SaaS, PaaS, legacy, and cloud systems; it can process complex data for import and export to CSV, Excel, or PDF. The hybrid product is listed for web, Windows, self-hosted, and API use. The free IT asset-management instance has no time limit and allows one user, 100 endpoints, and 1,000 total assets, with optional network discovery and SSO. That free instance excludes Intune, SCCM, procurement, contracts, barcoding, configuration, and workflow. The Express Edition additional-user plan costs $60 a month. xAssets was founded in 2001 and is headquartered in the United Kingdom.