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Asset Expiration Date

In the asset management interface, owners/admins can set, manage, and track expiration dates, ensuring outdated assets are flagged.

  Prerequisites

Within the Libraries section of the Admin Center, the asset management interface shows a breakdown of assets of a particular type.

  • The Expires column shows if an Expiration date has been set on an asset. Once the expiration date is reached, the asset will be flagged in red in the asset management interface for owners/admins to take action.
    • Expiration dates can be set on individual assets or in bulk across assets:
      • Click on multiple assets.
      • Select the three-dot ellipsis menu on the right.
      • Select Set expiration date.
      • Expiration dates can be cleared or set to a specific date in the future for the selected assets.
  • The Last modified column illustrates when the last update occurred on a specific asset.

  Note

Last modified reflects the most recent system update to an asset. This includes not only direct edits to the asset itself, but also certain structural or technical changes that affect the asset indirectly. For example, reordering assets within a list would impact the Last modified date.

  • Filters can also be used on either of these columns to narrow down specific assets.

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  Note

Expiration date changes can be tracked within the History tab of a given asset.

An email notification will be sent to all space owners every 4 weeks on Monday, starting on December 30, that includes a breakdown of assets expiring within the next 30 days. Below is a shell example of such notification.

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