***As per April 2023*** In vScope, assets are grouped into different Asset Types. Asset Types are unlocked by different modules licensed in vScope. Below is a table that lists Asset Types and the rela...

Integrating Microsoft 365 Defender to vScope allows you to fetch any assets (eg. computers and applications) found in Microsoft 365 Defender portal. Any assets found in any additional data source will...

You can integrate vScope with Nutanix Prism to collect information about VMs, clusters, storage, and more. The information is automatically cross-referenced with other data sources such as SCCM, Windo...

vScope is bundled with lots of default information and tags. And although these seem like a lot, they’re far from everything potentially available to you. In this article, we’ll show you h...

This guide will show you, step-by-step, how to integrate vScope with an SQL database. We will inventory Computer Systems and a tag, Total Cost, displaying the cost of each asset. This guide, however, ...

vScope can discover several network assets by using SNMP, such as printers & switches. Requirements: The correct credential for the SNMP version. The vScope server needs access to the IP range. SN...

Integrating Desktop Central with vScope allows you to view the machines and mobile devices you have in Desktop Central. 1. Login to your Desktop Central installation with an admin account. 2. Click on...

Integrating Jamf Pro with vScope allows you to view Computers, Local Users, Physical Disks and File Systems in vScope. Combined with the information from your Active Directory you can gain a deep unde...

Integrating Adobe with vScope allows you to view Product Plan assignments, Adobe Users, and groups in vScope. By combining the information with assets from your Active Directory, G Suite, and O365, yo...

To create the connection between Google Workspace and vScope you need a super admin account in Google Workspace. In this step-by-step guide we’ll walk through how to create a project with suffic...