> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.santacruzsoftware.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.santacruzsoftware.com/linkrui/asset-status-icons.md). # Asset Status Icons Understand each asset status icon and what it means. Each asset displays a status icon that shows its current availability or state. The icon can change after you act on an asset. It can also change when the asset is updated in the DAM. ### Asset icon meanings
IconMeaning
A white cloud icon means your asset is in the DAM cloud only.
A white circle with a black checkmark means that the asset is
available locally on your device.
When you open or place an asset, a version of it is copied to
the local device. When the download is complete, the asset
icon changes from Cloud to Local.
A white cloud icon with a black exclamation mark means that a
problem was detected when you tried to open or place the
asset due to permission issues or asset corruption.
A solid red triangle with an exclamation mark means that
your local asset has a conflict.
Local assets can be in Conflict status when:
➔ Your local asset version is newer.
➔ The DAM asset version is newer.
➔ There is a conflict between your local asset version and
the DAM version (the asset was modified both locally and in
DAM).
Note: Upon hovering over the Conflict icon, a tooltip pops up
explaining the specific reason for the conflict.
A spinning blue circle means that your asset is in the process
of opening, placing, updating, resetting or purging (depending
on the action selected).
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