Pallet assets

concept australia Updated Sep 10, 2026 1 min read pallet-assets.md

Use the Pallet asset class to track and manage assets in your inventory as a group. You can easily move a group of assets between locations or dispose of them as a group.

A pallet is an asset with the model category Pallet. Pallets are the parent of the assets contained in them. The predefined pallet types are pallet, bin, box, and container.

Note: The Pallet asset class with its associated UI options are available only with the Hardware Asset Management Professional plugin (com.sn_hamp).

You can create a pallet asset and add base, hardware, bundle, consumables, and other pallet assets to the pallet in the Asset Estate view.

Pallet assets aren't associated with any expense lines.

The Pallet [alm_pallet] table stores information about pallet assets. The location of a pallet in the stockroom is indicated by the Aisle and Space columns of the Asset [alm_asset] table.

Note the following when you plan to use pallet assets for inventory management:

You can't add software, enterprise, and excluded assets to a pallet.

Note: For information on excluded assets, see Hardware Asset Management license exclusion.
You can't add an asset that is already associated to a parent asset.
Pallet assets can't be a part of asset bundles.

For more details on pallet assets, see Manage your inventory through pallet assets.

Parent Topic:Exploring Hardware Asset Management

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# Pallet assets

Use the Pallet asset class to track and manage assets in your inventory as a group. You can easily move a group of assets between locations or dispose of them as a group.

A pallet is an asset with the model category Pallet. Pallets are the parent of the assets contained in them. The predefined pallet types are pallet, bin, box, and container.

**Note:** The Pallet asset class with its associated UI options are available only with the Hardware Asset Management Professional plugin \(com.sn\_hamp\).

You can create a pallet asset and add base, hardware, bundle, consumables, and other pallet assets to the pallet in the Asset Estate view.

Pallet assets aren't associated with any expense lines.

The Pallet \[alm\_pallet\] table stores information about pallet assets. The location of a pallet in the stockroom is indicated by the **Aisle** and **Space** columns of the Asset \[alm\_asset\] table.

Note the following when you plan to use pallet assets for inventory management:

-   You can't add software, enterprise, and excluded assets to a pallet.

    **Note:** For information on excluded assets, see [Hardware Asset Management license exclusion](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ServiceNow/ServiceNowDocs/australia/markdown/australia/it-asset-management/hardware-asset-management/ham-license-exclusion.md).

-   You can't add an asset that is already associated to a parent asset.
-   Pallet assets can't be a part of asset bundles.

For more details on pallet assets, see [Manage your inventory through pallet assets](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ServiceNow/ServiceNowDocs/australia/markdown/australia/it-asset-management/hardware-asset-management/pallets-for-inventory-management.md).

**Parent Topic:**[Exploring Hardware Asset Management](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ServiceNow/ServiceNowDocs/australia/markdown/australia/it-asset-management/hardware-asset-management/exploring-ham.md)