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Variance
Import
Importing and Allocating Assets in Bulk
Activating or Deactivating and Moving Assets in Bulk
Approvals
Verifying Asset Reconciliation
Approving Physically Verified Assets
Approving Store Wise Reconciled Assets
Approving Asset Using Maker-checker
Contract Management
Adding Contract or Agreement Details
Software Delivery
Configuring Software Delivery Schedule
Viewing Software Delivery Status
Viewing Software Uninstallation Report
Configuring Asset Management Module
Configuring Asset Category Using Form Builder
Configuring My Asset List Page
Asset Masters
Configuring Location And Store
Configuring Notifications and Templates
Configuring Allocation Form Template
Configuring Field Display Order on Fixed Asset List Page
Software
Configuring Software Baseline Profiles
Software Baseline Profile Mapping
Depreciation
Configuring Depreciation Formula
Configuring Depreciation Field Mapping
Configuring Custom Depreciation Formula
Mapping
Configuring Custom Hardware Variance
Configuring Application Control Messages
Configure Software and Executable Execution Type
Others
Configuring Asset Application Settings
Configuring Asset Scan Domain List
Configuring Local Password Management
Configuring E-mail Notifications
Configuring Asset Integration Details
Configuring Additional Discovery
Scheduling Asset Physical Verification
Adding Software Deployment Profile
Approval Matrix
Deactivation Approval Matrix
Configuring Deactivation Approval Matrix
What is Software Metering and Non-Compliance?
Software Metering calculates the number of Software installations discovered from all Assets. It also gives the frequency of Software usage and unused Software on the network, which helps to decide on the need of Software license renewal. This helps the Administrators to manage the Software Assets efficiently and to avoid the risk of license non-compliance.
Advantages of Software Metering and Non-Compliance
- License compliance management
- License key management
- Helps control the misuse of volume licensing
- Helps to monitor the Software usage
Configurations
To configure Software Metering, the licensed Software must be added to the Asset Inventory and subsequently the Software licenses from the Asset Inventory must be mapped to the discovered Software and products.
Add licensed Software to Inventory and License Mapping
All the licensed Software must be added in the Inventory for optimal Software Metering. While adding a Software, the license count, volume license key, and license type must be accurately specified for better tracking of Software Assets. For more information, see Adding Software Assets.
Software License Mapping helps to link the licensed Software from the Inventory to the various versions of the same software discovered from all endpoint systems.
You can map Software by versions or by individual products that are part of an Application Suite. For example: Adobe Acrobat license mapped to Acrobat X, Acrobat XI, and Adobe Acrobat 9. To map Software by versions, go to Software Mapping tab. For more information, see License Mapping.
To map Software products to their respective Software Suite, go to Product Mapping tab. For example: Microsoft Office Suite mapped to MS Visio, MS Project, and MS FrontPage. For more information, see License Mapping.
Configure Alerts for Software License
Alerts are notification emails that can be sent to the Administrators based on certain triggers. Two types of Alerts can be configured for Software Licenses.
License Utilization Alert
You can add Alert Notifications for Software Licenses, see Configuring Asset Alerts. Select Alert Type as Software License Utilization.
ASSET ALERT CONFIGURATION page
Custom Alert for Subscription Expiry
You can add custom Alert Notifications for Software Licenses, see Configuring Asset Alerts. Select Alert Type as Custom Type.
ASSET ALERT CONFIGURATION page
Custom Scheduler Jobs
Relevant Custom Scheduler Jobs need to be configured for the Software Metering to function correctly. Following is the Custom Scheduler Job for Software Metering and its recommended settings:
Asset Custom Date Alert: Responsible for sending the alert notification e-mail to the Administrators regarding the Warranty
Expiry Date of Fixed Assets. This job should be configured on the SummitAI Application Server. It is recommended to schedule
this job to run once every day.
Asset Software Compliance Alert: This job tracks the license utilization. If the number of available licenses is less than
the number of utilized licenses, this job sends alerts to the Administrator. This job should be configured on the SummitAI
Application Server. It is recommended to schedule this job to run once every day.
Reports
See: Software License Compliance Report, License Key Inventory Report, and Software Usage Report.
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