Centralised inventory
Hardware, operating system, firmware, networking and software are acquired from versioned MT JSON snapshots and made searchable from one interface.
Inventory · history · visibility
In designDMT — Dashboard Maintenance Toolkit
A web dashboard designed to turn technical snapshots produced by Maintenance Toolkit into a searchable inventory with history and practical visibility for system administrators.
The project
MT collects. DMT organises and preserves the story.
Assets, not hostnames
The asset identity survives renaming, reinstallations, user changes, location changes and a completely different operational purpose.
Real history
RAM and disk upgrades, firmware, installed or removed software, assignments and retirement can be reconstructed over time.
Principles
Light on endpoints, useful to administrators.
MT remains independent
Maintenance Toolkit keeps working without DMT. The dashboard consumes versioned snapshots without turning MT into an RMM agent.
Simple, resilient ingestion
DMT periodically scans administrator-configured ingestion folders and also provides an immediate manual import action.
Multi-tenant foundations
The data model starts ready to separate organisations, sites, departments, people and assets without forcing that complexity into the first demo.
Native multilingual UI
The interface is i18n-first: no UI string is hardcoded. JSON language packs are loaded from the languages folder, with English as fallback.
Initial roadmap
What DMT is intended to do.
Dashboard and search
Global search and views by asset, operating system, software, firmware, RAM, last check-in and administrative status.
Asset lifecycle
Purchase or rental, warranty, assignments, site, department, purpose, maintenance, retirement and disposal without losing history.
Responsive UI and roles
A web interface that works well on desktop and mobile, with authentication and separation between administration and read-only consultation.
Project status: DMT is currently in early design and prototyping. README, roadmap and public development are available in the GitHub repository.