vScope Service Mapping allows organizations to create a service catalog based on their inventory in vScope. Document your integrations, system dependencies, and all the components related to the servi...

The reports and trackers that are included with the report packs are compiled in the corresponding Dashboard in vScope, and are available with vScope Inventory & Reporting. Find a report pack in v...

By using the customized discovery tags option in vScope, it’s possible to extract your custom VMware tags to vScope. Important! The vCenter needs to be discovered once before you can add the cus...

By integrating with Microsoft System Center Configuration Manager (SCCM), you can collect servers, clients, and mobile devices to vScope. vScope uses SQL queries on the SCCM SQL database. That means t...

By using probes vScope discovers information from multiple technological platforms in the datacenter. This requires no scripting skills from the user. By default, vScope extracts the most commonly use...

To use vScope you need an account. Your account is created by a vScope administrator or the first time you log in with your Active Directory account. For the latter it is required that the Active Dire...

vScope is hosted on a server in your environment. It’s possible to log in to vScope from browsers in the same environment using a url. Type in the Base URI provided by your vScope adminsitrator ...

There are two different ways to use the filter panel in vScope,  basic filters and filtering using regex. Basic filters Using the check boxes One click – only show checked values. The example b...

To receive the automated emails in vScope, such as reports and tracker cases, you need to set up your own email server. In this article we’ll describe how to do this. 1. Go to settings->Email...

Notice: Administrator privileges in vScope are required to use Billing vScope Billing allows organizations to add prices to their IT resources for more accurate and efficient billing process. Setting...