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IT Asset Management Key Personas
Review IT Hardware Asset Management personas to understand their key tasks and responsibilities for stockroom logistics, hardware fulfillments, compliance, and financial lifecycles.

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Review IT Hardware Asset Management personas to understand their key tasks and responsibilities for stockroom logistics, hardware fulfillments, compliance, and financial lifecycles.
| Available in: Lightning Experience |
| Available in: Enterprise, Performance, and Unlimited Editions with Agentforce IT Service. |
| Persona | Key Tasks and Responsibilities |
|---|---|
| IT Asset Manager | Responsible for the financial lifecycle, compliance, and governance of hardware. This persona runs bulk lifecycle actions, runs TCO analytics, initiates disposal orders, and manages Certificates of Disposal. |
| Inventory Manager | Handles stockroom logistics, audits physical counts, pulls assets off shelves for fulfillment, handles incoming returns, and ensures accurate stock quantities. |
| IT Fulfiller | Reviews incoming service requests, determines the best sourcing path, such as local stock, transfer, or procurement, and oversees the deployment of devices to employees. |
| CMDB Administrator | Manages the Configuration Management Database, configuring discovery rules, CI types, and defines the field-mapping and source of truth rules for the Asset-CI sync. |
| Employee (Requester) | Acts as the end user who uses the Employee Portal or Agentforce conversational AI to request new hardware, report lost devices, or initiate a refresh. |

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