Configuring Software Asset Workspace

Once you have finished setting up the Software Asset Management application, you need to configure the Software Asset Workspace.

If you have multiple entitlements, you can import them at one go using a Microsoft Excel spreadsheet template. You can also create software entitlements with the help of the Software Asset Management Playbook or you can use the standard form. For information on using the Software Asset Management Playbook, see Software Asset Management Guided Experiences.

If software models haven't automatically been created, you need to manually create software models. For information on creating software models, see Create software models in workspace.

• Import bulk entitlements in workspace
  You can import multiple entitlements at one go in the Software Asset Workspace.
• Create entitlements in workspace
  Create entitlements in the Software Asset Workspace to enter your license details and allocate purchased software rights to users or devices.
• Create software models in workspace
  Create a software model in the Software Asset Workspace to add product details that are used to connect software rights you purchased with software installations discovered on your system.
• Create averages for product life cycles in workspace
  Create averages to calculate software End of Life (EOL) and End of Support (EOS) life cycles in the Software Asset Workspace.
• Run a health check scan for Software Asset Management
  Run a health check scan on your Software Asset Management configurations and get recommendations on fixing any errors that may exist.