Reconciliation Reports

Use the reconciliation reports to view the following information and help you manage your IT assets based on your business practices:

Note: Your security permissions determine the tenant data you see when generating reports. If you have access to multiple tenants, you see the data for all tenants to which you have access. If you only have access to a single tenant, you only see the data for that tenant.

Owned assets that have been reconciled to a discovered asset, including both discovered inventory and network discovery records.
Billed assets (that is, an active or received asset having a valid bill code) not matched to a discovery record.
Discovered assets not reconciled to an owned asset.
Discovered assets not processed due to missing or invalid data.
Counts of the current discovery data volume.
Owned assets matched to discovery records.
Owned assets not matched to discovery records.
Matches between network discovery data and agent discovery data.
Potential lost revenue, including assets not being billed, but discovered. This report exposes revenue opportunities based on the number of assets being billed. Use the information in this report to provide proof that an asset is active and discovered.
Network discovery records that have not been matched to a corresponding discovered inventory. Network discovery provides limited data to identify an asset on the network. Discovery provides detailed hardware and software information about an asset.