Property

Managing property in ICM includes:

  • Property items like exhibits in prosecutions.

  • Assets like seized assets under criminal proceeds recovery legislation.

  • Equipment used by an investigations agency.

 

When managing property in ICM, it's important to note that:

  • One or more jurisdictions specify operational areas of the organisation. These might be geographically based.

  • Each jurisdiction has one or more storage locations. These can be used to store property, assets, and equipment.

  • Storage locations are specified in a hierarchy like Location > Room > Filing Cabinet > Shelf.

  • You can specify and store action types, movement types, and the direction of movement for items.

  • There's an audit trail for actions and movements of items while they're in storage.

 

This section explains how to:

  • Manage property items

  • Generate and use property reports