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The License Allocation Trend report displays the Procured vs. Allocated trend of Asset Licenses for the selected Tenant and license. For more information about Licensing, see SummitAI Service Management Licensing in SummitAI Platform Online Help. Admin or Analyst can access the report based on access privileges assigned through roles.

For information about reports, see Viewing Reports.

Additional Information

Analysts or Admins can retrieve details on important aspects of required data from this report. Information regarding licenses which are procured and allocated for a selected year is displayed here. Example: The number of procured and allocated asset license allocation trend for the year 2021 is easily known by this report.

Steps to access License Allocation Trend Report

1.Navigate to Reports > Asset Management >License Allocation Trend Report.

2.Click Filters on the Action panel to specify the filter criteria for generating the report. The criteria FILTERS pop-up appears.

Figure: Filters Pop-up

3. Enter or select the values for Filter fields as described in the following table. 

Fields	Description
Tenant*	Tenant is similar to department in an organization, example : Operations, IT. Select the Tenant name from the list. This is a mandatory field. For more information, see Configuring Tenants
License Name	Select License Name from the drop-down list. Example : .Net, Advanced Password Recovery, Camtasia.
Location	Select the location from the LOCATION tree. For more information, see Configuring Location And Store.
Year	Select Year from drop-down.

4. Click SUBMIT.
The License Allocation Trend Report is displayed.

LICENSE ALLOCATION TREND REPORT
Figure: LICENSE ALLOCATION TREND REPORT

Click the Refresh Report to fetch latest details for the report. Any changes performed after the Reports page was loaded, will reflect if you click on Refresh Report

ACTIONS

You can perform the following actions from the ACTIONS panel of the Assets by Floor report page.

Icon	Action
	Prints the displayed report records.

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