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

Sending invitations to collaborate via the Collaborators function All reports, views, and insights that you find in vScope can be shared. Sharing permissions are managed in the Collaborators menu. Th...

History & Compare shows changes Click on History & Compare in Table Explorer to show changes. You can choose what dates you want to compare or view a report on a specific date. The meaning of ...

With Table Explorer, it is easy to build your own reports without any scripting required. It works the same for all components, whether it’s user accounts, applications, servers, or databases. So le...

Visualize your data in a dashboard In Dashboards you can visualize insights from your reports. Dashboards are made up of widgets, which represent data values from your reports in Table Explorer. A Das...

There are scenarios where you need to create a copy of a dashboard to make adjustments. To create a copy, simply: Open the dashboard you wish to copy. Click on Copy in the top right corner. Set a new ...

To discover Linux machines with vScope you need to use the SSH credential. The SSH credential allows for two different authentication options to retrieve data from Linux: User & Password Credentia...

With the feature custom tags from discovery, you can choose what values vScope will show about your resource types in the MECM (SCCM). vScope currently supports retrieving information from the followi...

Sometimes it’s necessary to share information to a specific function within your organization. To make this easier, you are able to create different custom User Groups in vScope for your differe...

The “Import from file” feature allows you to import tags to vScope from a XLSX file. Step-by-step walkthrough In this example we’ll import tag values to the vScope tag “Migrati...