# Asset overview

The asset overview is your starting point for working with assets. It shows all connected assets in your client and lets you filter, search, and navigate to individual assets for closer inspection.

![Enode dashboard asset overview](https://developers.enode.com/images/asset-explorer/asset-explorer.png)

## What you'll find here

When you open **Assets** from the sidebar, you'll see a list of all connected assets in your client. Each row shows key information like asset type, vendor, model, and current status.

From here, you can:

- Filter assets by type, vendor, model, reachability, and more
- Search for specific assets by name or ID
- Save filtered views for quick access
- Export the current list as CSV

## Filtering assets

Use the filter bar at the top to narrow down the list. Filters can be combined to define a specific group of assets. For example, you could filter for all vehicles from a specific vendor that are currently unreachable.

The list updates in real time as you adjust filters.

## Saved views

If you frequently work with a specific set of filters, you can save the current filter configuration as a named view. Saved views appear in the sidebar for quick access.

## Exporting data

You can export the current filtered list as a CSV file. The export respects your active filters, so you only get the data you need.

## Opening an asset

Click on any asset in the list to open its [Asset detail](https://developers.enode.com/docs/assets/detail) page, where you can inspect real-time state, review webhook events, and troubleshoot issues. From there, you can also access [Asset history](https://developers.enode.com/docs/assets/history) to trace events over time.

[Read next: Asset detail](https://developers.enode.com/docs/assets/detail)