Last updated: October 29, 2026
What happens when I archive an asset?
When an asset is archived in Mitti, it becomes inactive across multiple features and workflows to prevent unintended use and keep records clean. Here’s what to expect:
You can't edit its details or use it in inspections or actions.
Related notifications are paused.
Active integrations with asset management systems like Samsara (opens in new tab) or Geotab (opens in new tab) will stop.
You'll need to manually delete any scheduled inspections.
It will remain in maintenance programs (opens in new tab), but notifications will stop.
You won't be able to track your asset in real-time, including past events.
What you'll need
If you've accidentally archived assets, you can always restore them via the web app.
Archive an asset
Select Assets in the sidebar or in More.
Find the asset you want to archive.
Click on the asset's right-hand side and select Archive.
In the pop-up window, click Archive.
Archive an asset hierarchy
Asset hierarchy is available on Premium Plan or Enterprise Plan.
Click Assets from the sidebar or in More.
Find the parent asset in the hierarchy that you want to archive.
Click on the asset's right-hand side and select Archive.
In the pop-up window, click Archive.
Archiving a parent asset also archives its active child assets. Child assets that are already archived stay archived.
Archiving a single asset in the hierarchy doesn’t affect its parent or the other assets under the same parent. They stay active and keep their place in the hierarchy.
Bulk archive assets
Select Assets in the sidebar or in More.
Find the asset you want to archive.
Check the assets' boxes and click Edit at the bottom of the page.
Select Archive.
In the pop-up window, click Archive.
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