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Options in Reviewing active (or expired) assets

This article describes the actions available, when reviewing active assets

Written by Bram Timmers

There's many factors that could spark a review of active assets, such as:

  • Planned (periodical) review

  • Intellectual Property Rights expiry

  • Changes to a product or propositions

  • Competitive dynamics

  • New positioning of a brand, or a product

  • The asset's expiry date is approaching

  • And many more

For whatever reason you choose to review an active asset, here are the options available in Cohero:

  • Joint triage: Collaborate with others to determine the best path forward. This may include creating new tasks, marking up the assets, and possibly leaving comments behind to support the triage effort.

  • Edit this version: When the asset itself is fine, but (only) the asset info needs updating, one can choose to 'Edit this version'.

  • Adding attachments: When (eg after a check) additional attachments need to be added to the asset, one can add those attachments immediately.

  • Create a new version: When the asset itself needs (minor or major) updates, one can choose to create a new version.

  • Withdraw this version: In some cases, the asset offers a reason to be pulled off from where it's offered to customers, perhaps in the situation of regulatory changes. In those cases, available assets can be withdrawn.

  • Let the version expire: When an asset no longer poses any value, and does not have to be replaced by a newer version - one can simply choose to let the asset expire naturally. In this scenario, the asset will change its status to 'Expired' on the expiry date specified in its asset info.

  • Delete the asset: When the asset, including all its versions and history poses no further value, and is not required to be kept available for compliacne reasons, users with manage permissions can choose to delete that asset.

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