what is the transaction types that can i propose asset from it

AI generated answer (using internal Slack threads):

Based on the conversations, you can propose assets from the following transaction types: 1. Bills: You can code the bill to a fixed asset account. This account should be set up in the asset type page. The asset proposal should pick up the bill and create an asset proposal. You should be able to see the asset proposal and approve or reject it in the manage asset proposal page. 2. Journal Entries (JE): Similar to bills, you can mark a JE as a potential asset to be proposed/created by coding it to a fixed asset account. 3. Non-Inventory Items: You can create a non-inventory item with the fixed asset account as the expense account. This item type can later be considered as a fixed asset and will be seamless upon asset proposal. Remember, the account on your expense line of the bill or JE should hit the type of account called "Fixed Asset". On the account, you should have "Asset Account" selected under the "Show in Fixed Asset Management" field. On the asset type setup, this account maps to the "Asset Account" field. ****** Disclaimer: This response was generated by an artificial intelligence assistant based on previous conversations from multiple Slack channels, and may contain inaccuracies or mistakes. ******