Hello @MAWAIS
By default, Lansweeper will not able to determine if the software is cracked (illegal) or freeware unless it is indicated in the product name. But with proper configuration, you can create reports and track things more clearly.
In the On-Prem version, under the "software" > "edit purchased licenses" you can keep track of your licenses and approved software on the network. Then, you can also use software > license compliance to help you track licensing usage.
For the cloud-based platform (Lansweeper Sites), it is not built in the same way the On-Prem version does. The cloud platform has amazing integrations with software management solutions like Licenseware. These solutions do an amazing job at tracking licenses and usage and Lansweeper can feed those solutions with what we find--it creates an amazing software-team-effort. 😉
I hope this helps to answer your question. If I missed the point/issue, please let us know.
Tim N.
Lansweeper Employee
