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Browsing the software inventory
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The Software page has two tabs: Installed packages (what's actually on your machines) and Catalog (products you choose to track). This article covers finding your way around both.
Installed packages
This tab aggregates everything discovered during server and endpoint scans, grouped by package name so you see each product once.
| Column | Shows |
|---|---|
| Package | The package name (e.g. openssl) |
| Publisher | The vendor(s) reporting it |
| Version(s) | Installed versions — the first, plus +N more if several |
| Machines | How many hosts have it |
| Last seen | When it was last detected in a scan |
Use the search box to filter by package name or publisher. Select a row to expand it and see exactly which servers have that package, each with its version and a link to the host.
Packages appear here automatically — they're collected when servers are scanned over SSH or WMI, or reported by the endpoint agent. There's nothing to add by hand.
Catalog
The Catalog is a list you maintain of products you want to track for versions, end-of-life, and licensing.
| Column | Shows |
|---|---|
| Name | Product name (with vendor beneath) |
| Category | OS, Application, Middleware, Security, Monitoring, or Custom |
| Version | Tracked version |
| EOL date | End-of-life date (orange if within 6 months) |
| Licenses | Number of linked license records |
Search by name, vendor, or version, and filter by category. Select a row to open the product's detail page, where you can see its details, linked licenses, and any services tied to it.
Adding a catalog product
- On the Catalog tab, select Add.
- Enter the Name (required), and optionally Vendor, Version, Category, EOL date, Website, and Documentation URL.
- Save.
Notes & tips
- Installed packages is discovered and automatic; Catalog is curated and manual — use the Catalog for the products you actively manage.
- The installed inventory is what feeds vulnerability matching, so keeping scans running keeps findings current.