Asset & Reference Inventory OS – Obsidian Vault Template
Asset & Reference Inventory OS
A structured Obsidian system for clear, factual asset documentation
This Obsidian vault is designed for anyone who needs a simple but reliable way to record and organize assets — physical or digital — along with supporting references and locations.
Instead of mixing notes, links and files chaotically, the system provides clear boundaries between:
- assets,
- categories,
- reference materials,
- and storage or logical locations.
This is not a planning, accounting or advisory tool.
It is a documentation and inventory system.
📦 What this vault supports
- Recording individual asset records with consistent fields
- Organizing assets into clear categories
- Tracking locations or storage points
- Linking manuals, documents and external references
- Maintaining factual notes without interpretation or automation
Everything is structured to support accuracy, traceability and easy retrieval.
🧠 Why this system works
Many inventory tools are either too complex or too fragile.
This vault focuses on clarity and durability.
- Plain Obsidian (Markdown only)
- No plugins, queries or Dataview
- Clear linking between assets, categories and references
- Works offline and across devices
- Suitable for long-term use without maintenance
You always know what you have and where it is.
✅ Who this is for
- Individuals managing personal or hobby assets
- Small teams tracking equipment or resources
- Researchers organizing reference-linked materials
- Obsidian users who prefer simple, transparent systems
⚠️ Important note
This vault does not perform asset valuation, accounting or planning.
It supports recording, organization and reference linking only.
📦 Format
- Obsidian vault template
- Markdown files only
- No plugins required
- Instant download
A clean Obsidian vault for tracking assets, locations, categories and reference materials in one consistent system. Designed for factual recording and long-term clarity — without planning logic, plugins or automation. No plugins. No Dataview. No complexity. Just a reliable inventory structure that stays readable over time.