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# View fixes in USEM Workspace

# View fixes in USEM Workspace {#ariaid-title1}

Release version: Brazil  
Updated September 10, 2026  
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Review the fixes that Fix Intelligence for SEM has identified, and see the findings and assets each one resolves. A Fix record represents a single remediation action that resolves one or more findings.

## Before you begin

Role required: `sn_vul_fix.read`, or a Vulnerability Response role that
contains it.  
Prerequisites:

* Install Fix Intelligence for SEM. See [Install Fix Intelligence for Security Exposure Management](https://www.servicenow.com/docs/0GbiH9cA1Rn~RH1Ug9kF6Q "Activate the Fix Intelligence for Security Exposure Management plugin (sn_vul_fix) to add the Fix tables, role, and integration to your USEM environment.").
* Install the Unified Exposure Pipeline application.

## About this task

Fixes appear in Unified Security Exposure Management Workspace as a list and a form. For general workspace
navigation, such as opening lists and using the Remediation view, see the linked USEM Workspace topics; this task covers only what is
specific to fixes.

## Procedure

1. Open Unified Security Exposure Management Workspace.
2. Open the Remediation overview and select the Fix Intelligence tab.  
   The Fix Intelligence tab summarizes findings that have a fix
   identified, the number of unique fixes, and the top fixes to act on. To review the fixes
   themselves, open the Fix list from this tab or select View All on a
   widget.
3. Open the Fix list.  
   The list shows each fix with its Description,
   Findings count, Assets count,
   Risk rating, Risk score,
   Remediation category, and Software package.
4. Select a fix to open its form.  
   The form header highlights the fix description with its assets, findings, remediation
   category, and risk rating; the risk rating is color-coded from Critical to None.  
   From the fix, you can review the following information:
   * General information (software package and version, remediation category, and finding category).
   * Vulnerable items the fix remediates.
   * The remediation task that groups those findings, if one exists.
5. Review the fix's fields to understand what it remediates and how much risk it removes.  
   For what each field means, see [Understanding Fix records](https://www.servicenow.com/docs/nSbVTrXtkpopqcJRpNX1ng "A Fix record represents a single remediation action that resolves one or more findings.").
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## Result

You can see the ingested fixes and the scope of each one.
**Related concepts**   

* [Remediation view](https://www.servicenow.com/docs/pWr~oSwCrupXdo0RxHqNLA "The Remediation view in the Security Exposure Management workspace provides remediation owners and vulnerability analysts with a consolidated view of remediation tasks, findings (vulnerable items and configuration test results), and assets (configuration items) that are associated with exposure findings. In addition, vulnerability analysts will also have a consolidated view of fixes.")  
**Related tasks**   

* [Use the List view in the Security Exposure Management Workspace](https://www.servicenow.com/docs/AEwEjgJa33X1a_6UyTnmvw "As a vulnerability manager, security manager and analysts, you can view remediation progress on records, drill down into findings, and view the status of their approval requests and exceptions.")