Relations can enhance your user data by providing additional context about your users and how they engage with your network of assets and software. To create a user relation:In Users, go to Views and select a user.Hover over a specific user and sele...
Once you’ve created a software view, you can choose to set it as the default view. You may also want to share, rename, or delete it. Set a default software viewGo to Software > All views. Select the custom view you would like to use. Select Set as d...
You can use views to organize your software overview in a way that best suits your unique environment. Views allow you arrange fixed and scrollable columns to best display the information you need, or to filter for specific criteria that is relevant....
Lansweeper allows you to view your users by creating an inventory of Active Directory users. However, once a user is added to your inventory, Lansweeper will not remove them unless you direct it to. Cleanup rules can help you manage your inventory mo...
Once you’ve created a user view, you can choose to set it as the default view. You may also want to share, rename, or delete it. Set a default user viewGo to Users > Views > All views. Select the custom view you would like to use. Select Set as defau...
You can use views to organize your user overview in a way that best suits your unique environment. Views allow you arrange fixed and scrollable columns to best display the information you need, or to filter for specific criteria that is relevant. Cre...
Once you’ve created custom asset data, you can choose to edit or delete it as needed. See Create custom asset data for more information about custom asset data. Manage a groupGo to Assets > Categorization > Groups.Choose a group you want to delete, t...
Custom asset data in Lansweeper is one of the most flexible ways to tailor the platform to your organization’s specific needs. You can use custom asset data to add context to your assets with extra fields, customized groups and relationships, or enti...
