Asset data available from the Assets view

The Assets view shows data for your assets. You can review this data in the table and export it when needed. The view also provides charts that help you understand your asset data at a glance.

Charts in the Assets view

At the top of the Assets view, you see charts that show graphical summaries of the asset data in the table. These charts update automatically when you apply filters, which helps you focus on specific types of assets, system states, or other criteria. The charts give you a high‑level perspective before you examine the details below.

Asset table and column options

The table shows detailed information for each asset. You can choose which columns to display using the column chooser. This lets you customize the view so you see only the information you need.

The asset table gives you a high‑level overview of every asset and its key details.

For the full list of table columns, see Data columns in the Assets view.

View more data for an asset

To see detailed information about a specific asset, select a row in the table. An asset details overlay opens and displays all available information for that asset. This overlay includes four tabs.

Details tab

The Details tab includes three sections:

Asset overview
Displays the operating system, model, serial number, TPM information, and network interfaces. Content may vary depending on the asset’s OS.
Hardware
Includes information about the computer system, processor, motherboard, physical drives, installed memory, and network adapters.
Metrics
Shows graphs for CPU and memory utilization over a selected time.

Activities tab (Windows assets only)

The Activities tab shows recent events related to the asset, including access activity, system shutdowns, and system crashes. For system shutdown and reboot events, you can select the event to review the full event context.

For the supported Event IDs, see Events supported for asset activities .

The events data updates every 30 minutes at quarter past and quarter to the hour. On average, the data shown is about 15 minutes behind real time.

Activities might not appear for an asset for these reasons:

The feature currently supports only Windows assets that have the Modern agent installed.
If the Event Log is larger than 20 MB, activities are not captured. Most assets have logs of this size or smaller, but some servers may have larger files.

Patch tab (Linux assets only)

Use the Patch tab to track and start patching for the Linux asset. You can view patch installation status, schedule patches, control reboots, and access historical patch data.

Scripts tab

The Scripts tab shows recent scripting events related to the asset, including Status, Start time, Completed time, Duration (ms) and Type.