Update asset

This API request can be used to update an asset using a partial update approach through the use of JSON Patch defined in RFC 6902.

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Path Params
uuid
required

ID of the asset

Body Params
string
enum
TypeDescription
AttachmentA thing which can be added/attached to something else (machine or equipment) in order to make it more useful or versatile.
ToolA small powered asset.
EquipmentA non-powered asset.
OtherAnything not matching the other asset types.
Allowed:
string
length between 0 and 256

The brand of the asset.

string
length between 0 and 100

An external reference on the asset that can be used to store the identifier from other systems such as ERPs.

string
length between 0 and 256

The model type of the asset.

string
length between 0 and 127

The name of the asset.

date
An optional field to specify the exact production date of the asset in the format YYYY-MM-DD when more precision is needed.
Minimum allowed year for production date is 1900. Maximum allowed year for production date is current year plus one.
For AssetType=MACHINE, it is derived if only productionYear is set. The year of Production Date must match Production Year if both are provided together.
Updating one while deleting the other is an error.
int32
The year the asset was produced. Minimum allowed production year is 1900. Maximum allowed production year is current year plus one.
For AssetType=MACHINE, it is derived if only productionDate is set. Production Year must match the year of Production Date if both are provided together.
Updating one while deleting the other is an error.
string
length between 0 and 100

The asset serial number (VIN, PIN etc.)

string
length between 0 and 50

The type of the asset (excavator, lift, bucket etc.)

Headers
string
enum
Defaults to application/json

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