This page provides information on how to view and manage assets in Lansweeper's Inventory, including creating custom and advanced filter views, managing views, exporting views, and viewing assets with issues or vulnerabilities.
Go to Lansweeper Site's Inventory to view the assets in your network.
In All assets, you can view all of your assets from every installation that is linked to your site, or browse a variety of pre-configured views based on specific search criteria.
There are a variety of configuration options available to view your assets in a structure that best suits your unique environment. You can:
- Create a custom view
- Sort by multiple columns
- Create an advanced filter view
- Manage a custom view
- Export view
- View assets with issues
- View assets with vulnerabilities
Create a custom view
Organize your asset inventory to best suit your unique environment by creating custom views. Custom views allow you to create a personalized view of your data by displaying the information you require in the format your desire.
To create a custom view:
- In Inventory, select Customize view.
- Under Fixed columns, toggle the fixed columns that you want to display On or Off. Select and hold the column to reorder it.
- Under Scrollable columns, hover over a column and select X to remove it, or select and hold the column to reorder it.
- Under Available columns, use the search to find the column you want to add, then click to add it to your custom view.
- Select Apply.
- If you're happy with the view, select Unsaved View > Save view and Configurations. If you'd like to revert to the previous view, select Restore the default value.
- Enter a name for your view. You can also add a description.
- Select Save.
Your view is added to Inventory > Custom views.
Sort by multiple columns
- Go to Inventory and select any view you want to display.
- Select a second column you want to sort scanned assets by. Assets are sorted by Name by default.
- Optionally, select more columns to sort your list of assets by. You can sort assets by up to 4 different columns at the same time.
- Select Unsaved View > Save view and Configurations.
- Enter a name for your view. You can also add a description.
- Select Save.
Create an advanced filter view
Discover specific data within your inventory by creating advanced filters. Advanced filters allow you to easily find assets based on the fields, operations, and values you require.
To create an advanced filter view:
- In Inventory, select Advanced filter view.
- Enter a field name or select the arrow to view a list of the pre-configured and custom fields available.
- Select an operation.
- Enter a value. Either:
- Choose from the list of predefined values.
- Create new values by selecting Change. Enter your value then select Add filter value if you wish to add additional values, and select Apply values once you're done.
- Select + to add additional filters.
- Select Apply.
- If you're happy with the view, select Unsaved View> Save view and Configurations. If you'd like to revert to the previous view, select Restore the default value.
- Enter a name for your view. You can also add a description.
- Select Save.
Your view is added to Inventory > Custom view.
Manage a custom view
Once a custom view is created, you can edit, rename, share, or delete the view as needed.
To manage a custom view:
- In Inventory, select Custom views.
- Select the view you wish to edit.
- Select Custom view. From there, you can edit, rename, share, or delete the view.
Export view
Share your custom views by exporting the view in the format that best suits your environment.
To export a view:
- In Inventory, go to Export view.
- Select the export type:
- Standard export: Download the first 10,000 results automatically. Your file will start downloading once you select Export.
- Full export: Download all of the results. You'll receive an email with the attached file once you select Export.
- Select CSV file or XSLX file for the file type.
- Select Export.
View assets with issues
To maintain the health of your asset inventory, it's important to address issues that may arise. Lansweeper offers a variety of ways to easily view your assets with scan issues or duplicate conflicts.
Scan issues
You can view a list of your assets with scanning issues through the Inventory module's advanced filter. For more information about seeing assets with scan issues, see View scan issues.
To view your assets with scan issues in the Inventory:
- Go to Inventory > Advanced filter view.
- Select Scan issues from the list of fields.
- Select an operation and value for you to filter.
- Select + to add additional filters.
- Select Apply.
- If you're happy with the view, select Unsaved View > Save view and Configurations. If you'd like to revert to the previous view, select Restore the default value.
- Enter a name for your view. You can also add a description.
- Select Save.
Your view is added to Inventory > Custom view.
Duplicate assets
Duplicate assets can be generated in your inventory for a variety of reasons. For more information, see Resolve asset duplicate conflicts.
To view duplicate assets, go to Inventory > Duplicate conflicts.
You can also create an advanced filter to view specific assets with duplicate conflicts.
To view assets with duplicate conflicts:
- Go to Inventory > Advanced filter view.
- Select Duplicates from the list of fields.
- Select an operation and value for you to filter.
- Select + to add additional filters.
- Select Apply.
- If you're happy with the view, select Unsaved View> Save view and Configurations. If you'd like to revert to the previous view, select Restore the default value.
- Enter a name for your view. You can also add a description.
- Select Save.
Your view is added to Inventory > Custom view.
View assets with vulnerabilities
Assets that are affected by vulnerabilities are represented in the Vulnerabilities column by the vulnerability icon: 
Hover over the icon to see what severity of vulnerabilities are affecting the asset. Select Check vulnerabilities to be redirected to the asset's risk insights page.
Filter assets with vulnerabilities
To view all your assets that are affected by vulnerabilities:
- Go to Inventory > Advanced filter view.
- In the dropdown, search for Vulnerabilities.
- Select the Exists operator.
- Select Apply.
You can also filter assets based on the severity of the vulnerability affecting them.
- Go to Inventory > Advanced filter view.
- In the dropdown, search for Vulnerability severity.
- Select the Equal to operator.
- In the value dropdown, select Critical, High, Medium, or Low, depending on your preference.
- Select Apply.
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