Asset Management Releases

New usage metrics now reveal real device activity across 7, 15, and 30-day periods. With Days used and Time used, you can identify unused or overutilized assets, detect usage patterns, and support smarter inventory and lifecycle decisions. These indicators provide a clear and objective view of each device’s real activity.

The currency symbol for the Polish Złoty (PLN) is now eligible for currency settings.

Email addresses for users created via SCIM are now automatically validated, removing the need for manual verification and reducing the risk of errors. This ensures new users can receive platform emails immediately, improving onboarding and communication reliability.

Your column width preferences are now saved as part of your custom views in all data explorers. No need to resize columns every time you load your saved view.

The built-in packages available in the Software Deployment module have been updated to the latest vendor releases: Adobe Acrobat Reader DC (v2025.001.20982), Adobe Acrobat Reader DC MUI (v2025.001.20982), Google Chrome (v143.0.7499.41), Mozilla Firefox (v145.0.1), Slack (v4.47.65.0) and Visual Studio Code (v1.106.3).

Automatically detects USB printers connected to agent-managed computers and allows them to be added as assets automatically or manually, based on discovery settings.

Fixed an issue where Software authorization policies failed to categorize installations that were uninstalled during processing

Added support for Windows Server 2025 in Software Deployment, resolving an issue where the OS was not recognized as valid and prevented plan execution.

Fixes a bug that occurred when deleting lifecycle statuses not linked to assets.

Adds support for filtering assets by CPU model, enabling more precise hardware queries.

Corrects an issue where custom view reports were not sent when the selected view returned no results.

The status change reason is now correctly displayed in the Description column of the Global Activities section.

This integration enables customers using Zendesk and InvGate Asset Management in parallel to enrich asset information with support data. Based on the tickets submitted in Zendesk, InvGate users can now view, directly within the platform, the relationship between an asset and the requests associated with it, providing a more complete and centralized understanding of asset activity.

You can now automatically send emails to the managers of the CI owners involved whenever an alert is triggered or an automated action runs. This ensures the right owners are notified in context, speeding up response times and keeping CI managers aligned with what’s happening in their environment.

This feature allows users to trigger bulk deployment actions from the Assets and Software explorers and the asset profile, streamlining computer configuration through quick-access shortcuts.

Now you can create contracts for Cloud software entities, allowing you to link subscription and plan details directly to each agreement. This improves financial tracking, reduces manual work, and gives you better visibility and control over your Cloud software contracts.

This version adds granular rules for vendor access, letting you define exactly what each user can see or manage for the vendor entity. You can now fine-tune which vendors and vendor details are visible or editable to each user, improving collaboration while keeping sensitive information restricted.

Solves an issue that caused the SNMP Discovery to stop when devices returned text with invalid characters.

Fixes an issue where cloud assets from AWS and GCP were not showing their Resource Container ID and Resource Container Name.

Corrects an issue where generic serial numbers were being saved and considered during auto-merge instead of being treated as empty values.

Solves an issue in WMI Discovery that caused an error when processing devices without complete WMI data, preventing some discoveries from finishing correctly.