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# Working with technology portfolio audit details

# Working with technology portfolio audit details {#ariaid-title1}

Release version: Brazil  
Updated September 10, 2026  
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The  Technology portfolio audit tab shows audit information for your applications. An entry in this table indicates that at least one lifecycle for that software product or hardware model was either
approximated, or not found, or doesn't exist.  
Important:  
Technology Lifecycle Management (TLM) was previously known as Technology Portfolio Management (TPM). TPM and TLM refer to the same feature. Table names and scheduled job names continue to use TPM and haven't been renamed.

Whether your instance displays TPM or TLM also depends on your application versions. TLM labels appear only when both the Enterprise Architecture Workspace application (version 9.2.1 or later) and the Technology Lifecycle Management plugin, sn_apm_tpm (version 1.11.0 or later), are installed. If either application is on an earlier version, the interface continues to show TPM.

The data in the Technology portfolio audit table is fetched from the TPM Technology Lifecycle Exception \[sn_apm_tpm_technology_lifecycle_exception\] table.

As an admin user, you can run the Populate TPM Discovered Technologies and Lifecycles scheduled job on-demand to calculate the technology lifecycle risk for your application portfolio. The scheduled job executes
the script to generate lifecycle risk dates by querying the ITAM content library. These dates include end of support, end of extended support, and end of life for your software products and hardware models.

For more details, see [Run a scheduled job to generate TLM lifecycle data](https://www.servicenow.com/docs/DUED7N8h~P3il3_sLlb5Dw "Run a scheduled job to fetch the technology lifecycle data for your technology portfolio.").

Whether the script runs on demand or scheduled, you can view the results in the Enterprise Architecture WorkspaceSetupLogs.  

## Benefits of running a technology portfolio audit {#eaw-view-technology-portfolio-audit-risk__example_lb1_h4d_bdc}

If the software product full version is 9.2.1, it may be that the End of Support lifecycle version in the Software Asset Management content library was only full version 9.2. This audit table helps you to evaluate the lifecycle matching information based on the details of the products being used in your organization. The table
helps you to identify exact lifecycle version matches. It also identifies when no valid lifecycle version could be found against the software product or hardware model version used in your organization.
**Related tasks**   

* [View technology portfolio audit risk details](https://www.servicenow.com/docs/IAZODlgXQwdWhm6HBfTsOw "Use the Enterprise Architecture Workspace to view audit risk details for your technology portfolio and identify items that require attention.")  
**Related reference**   

* [Technology portfolio audit form](https://www.servicenow.com/docs/N_0DfiJ7d7n7BwjXpp4Fww "You can use the Technology portfolio audit table to view audit information for your applications.")

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