Indicator

The name of the indicator which is being adjusted.

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Type	The type of the indicator. The indicator type that you select determines the data type for the indicator (cumulative, numeric, descriptive, or rule-based). You can select one of the indicator types that are available on the site. If this box is left blank, an error message will appear.

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Asset

The name of the asset that owns the indicator for which the adjustment was made.

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Title

The name or short description of this item. You can enter up to 250 characters.

Hierarchy location

A hierarchy location is a string of letters and numbers that identifies where the asset is in the physical hierarchy. APM constructs a full hierarchy location using the code that you enter in the Hierarchy code box joined with the hierarchy codes for its parent/ancestors. The codes are separated by a period (.). Hierarchy locations are updated whenever the asset or one of its ancestors is moved within the hierarchy (or if a hierarchy code changes).

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Type

Asset types are groups of settings that define the characteristics of your organization’s assets. For example, you might create asset types called “pumps” or “piping and valves.” The asset type contains basic information, policies, and permissions, such as whether or not standard jobs can be created for assets of the type. When you create an asset in APM, you must specify an asset type, which then determines the information and functionality available for the asset.

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Life To Date Value

Enter the total value for the current life of the asset. For example, if the indicator is an odometer and the vehicle has travelled a total of 14,000 miles, enter 14,000. If you enter a number in the Current meter value box, you must also enter a value in this box.

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Current Value

If you have entered a life-to-date value, the system calculates the current value. Note that if the indicator is measured as an Accumulated Value, for an odometer that has been assigned a roll-over value of 9,999 miles (on the Meter tab) and you entered 14,000 as the life-to-date value, the system enters 4,001 miles as the current value.

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Note	Enter any notes related to the initial indicator values here.

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Entered By

The name of the employee who entered the initial values for this indicator into the system.

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Entered On

The date and time when the initial values for this indicator were entered into the system.

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