Deploy AssetPrime on infrastructure controlled by your organization or select an optional AssetPrime-managed cloud environment. The right choice depends on ownership, IT readiness and operating responsibility.
Two Deployment Models
Both options use AssetPrime for the agreed product and workflow scope. The main difference is who provides and operates the hosting environment.
AssetPrime is deployed in an environment controlled by your organization. Your team retains responsibility for the server, operating environment, network, backups and infrastructure access.
Often considered by:
✓Organizations with an internal IT team or infrastructure partner
✓Policies that require customer-controlled hosting
✓Teams prepared to manage server operations and backups
AssetPrime manages the application-hosting environment as an optional recurring service. The service scope, access arrangements and operational responsibilities are confirmed before implementation.
Often considered by:
✓Organizations that do not want to operate the hosting environment
✓Teams seeking a simpler infrastructure starting point
✓Organizations comfortable with an agreed managed service scope
Responsibility Comparison
This comparison is a planning guide. Final responsibilities are documented for the selected deployment and agreed service scope.
Selection Guidance
A deployment model should reflect your organization’s policies, available technical resources and willingness to own ongoing infrastructure work.
Review Pricing ApproachDecide whether your organization wants to control and operate the server environment directly.
Confirm whether your team can manage server access, operating updates, monitoring and backups.
Review where authorized users will work and how they are expected to reach the application.
Agree who will own each infrastructure task before deployment and go-live planning begins.
Self-Hosted Readiness
Before choosing customer-controlled deployment, confirm that the organization can provide and maintain the required environment.
✓An approved server or hosting environment
✓A responsible infrastructure contact
✓Required network and access arrangements
✓An operating-system maintenance process
✓A backup and recovery process owned by the customer
✓Timely access for agreed setup and support activities
Shared Implementation Work
Whichever model is selected, successful implementation still depends on business inputs, configuration, review and user preparation.
✓Requirement and workflow review
✓Branch, location and master-data preparation
✓Asset-register import preparation
✓User, role and location-access setup
✓Training for the agreed workflows
✓Validation, go-live and continuing product support
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. AssetPrime can be deployed on infrastructure controlled by the customer. The customer is responsible for its server environment, network, backups and related infrastructure operations.
No. Managed cloud is an optional recurring service. Organizations can instead select on-premise or self-hosted deployment when they are prepared to manage the required infrastructure.
The deployment choice changes where the application operates and who manages the hosting environment. Product scope, configuration and any separately agreed requirements are confirmed in the quotation and implementation plan.
The customer manages and verifies its infrastructure backup and recovery process. Any assistance outside standard product support must be agreed separately.
Yes. AssetPrime uses one-time software licensing with annual support and updates. The optional managed-cloud service is recurring, and the final quotation reflects the selected deployment and agreed scope.
Yes. The demonstration and requirement discussion can be used to review your users, locations, workflows, infrastructure readiness and preferred operating model before the quotation is finalized.
Choose With Clarity
Share your infrastructure preference, locations, users and operating requirements. AssetPrime can review the suitable deployment, implementation and support scope before providing a quotation.
