Application and License Installations Report

The Application and License Installations report lists all installations of applications, and the license each installation is consuming. Software asset managers and license practitioners may use this report to identify any non-licensed installations at a device level.

If you have purchased a license for Flexera's Service Life Data Pack, you can use the end-of-life and end-of-support information within this report to make informed decisions when planning your software roadmap.

Generating the Report

To generate the report, perform the following steps.

To generate an Application and License Installations report:

1.

Go to the Application and License Installations report (Reporting > Application Reports > Application and License Installations).

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In the top left corner is a search field. Enter all or part of either an application name, or a license name.

3.

Click Run report.

Important:Although you can run this report without entering a search term, we highly recommend using the search field to reduce the likelihood of the report timing out before completion.

Reading the Report

The following columns (listed alphabetically) are available in this list. By default, some are available through the column chooser.

Application and License Installations Report Properties

Property	Description
Application name	The application's name, which may be: • Set by the Application Recognition Library, and not editable (for applications with Source: Flexera) • Derived from the evidence values for Product, Version, and Edition properties (when generated by IT Asset Management), and editable to suit your corporate standards. You can edit this on the General tab of the application properties when Local is displayed in the Source column (which means the application was added manually by an operator).
End of extended support	The date when the publisher ceases the extended period to support this version and edition of the product in any way. For locally-created applications, editable in the General tab of the application properties.
End of life	The date that marks the end of the lifespan for this software application. After this date, the publisher would no longer be selling, sustaining, and supporting this application. For locally-created applications, editable in the General tab of the application properties.
End of sales	The date after which you cannot purchase this software application directly from its publisher or through the direct sales channel. For locally-created applications, editable in the General tab of the application properties.
End of support	The date when the publisher ceases to fully support this version and edition of the product. For locally-created applications, editable in the General tab of the application properties.
Inventory device name	The name of the inventory device linked to this application. Editable in the Name field in the General tab of the inventory device properties (for manually-created records).
License name	The name of the license linked to the application found on this inventory device. A license name typically displays for each of the installed applications. The Name value is editable in the Identification tab of the license properties.
Release date	The date when the application was made available to the customers. For locally-created applications, editable in the General tab of the application properties.
Start of life	The date on which this software application started its operational life. In most cases, it is the date when the alpha or beta version (varies among publishers) of the application was released. For locally-created applications, editable in the General tab of the application properties.