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The Sage Fixed Assets alternative.

Set up once. Never rebuild a schedule again. Bricks Assets is $600 per user, per year — and the setup you do on day one is the only setup you ever do.

It ties to your GL.

Every book — Book, Tax, AMT, and State — reconciles against itself and against your general ledger.

Close depreciation in two clicks: pick the period, generate the entry, review it, post it. It balances every time, because it is built from the same register your reports come from.

The AI does the typing.

It reads your import, maps the columns that don’t obviously match a field, and sets up each asset’s method and useful life with the reasoning shown. You glance and OK it — nothing posts on its own.

Switching

The switch, without the rebuild.

The biggest worry we hear from teams leaving a legacy system is what happens to the history. Here is what actually happens.

  1. 01 We take your file.

    Spreadsheet, Sage export, or any CSV. No reformatting first.

  2. 02 We map and verify.

    Every asset comes in, matched to your fields, and checked against what you already reported. Beginning balances carry over, locked.

  3. 03 We hand you the keys.

    Review your numbers, run your first reports, close the month.

Nothing posts to your ledger until you approve it.

Before you switch, ask three questions.

  1. 01 Does your register come over as-is, or do you rebuild it by hand?

    In Bricks it comes over, verified, and locked.

  2. 02 Do Book, Tax, AMT, and State reconcile in one place, or do you run them separately?

    In Bricks it is one register, every book, side by side.

  3. 03 Does your monthly depreciation entry match your GL automatically, or do you re-key it?

    In Bricks you generate, review, and post — it ties.

Pricing

$600
per user, per year
5,000
assets included
4
books: Book, Tax, AMT & State

Unlimited entities. No per-asset fee.

“I have to go to our auditors and say, hey guys, we sold this. I think we acquired it in 2016. I think we paid about $20K. Is it fully depreciated? And then by the time I get my journal entry, a whole day’s gone by. I mean, I want to be able to do these things on my own.”

Controller, Manufacturing

See your register rebuilt from last year’s export.

Bring your Sage export. See it on four books, a month-end journal entry, and the value of any asset on the date you pick.

Used by controllers and CPAs across manufacturing, healthcare, senior living, and professional services.