Search systems using Asset Info or installed Application Name

11 votes

Make the system search more convenient by allowing users to type in “Dell” to find all Dell computers, “Adobe” to find all systems with any Adobe software, etc.

Under consideration Reporting Software Deployment UI / UX Suggested by: Silp U. (13 Nov, '20) • Upvoted: 10 Oct, '23 • Comments: 2

Comments: 2

03 Oct, '22
Roy McKenzie
Totally agree with this suggestion. I have a perfect use case for this functionality today. I need to identify all computers that are running BarTender label software so that I can plan an upgrade implementation of a new version. Rather than opening the applications sections of 105 Windows computers in the RMM, I'd like to be able to query systems for applications matching a keyword or phrase. Searching on asset info as suggested by Silp U. would be a huge bonus. Since the data is already there in the database, we should be able to search for it. Once the list is generated, it would be helpful if we could report on the query results or export to .CSV or .XLSX. If not through a query or the advanced search screen, how about in the reports section? This would greatly add to the usability of your product. Thanks!
10 Oct, '23
jb
This would be helpful. Could make filters in advanced search be based on contents of certain properties under Asset Info. (ie. Domain contains "workgroup"), this would also be be helpful when defining scopes. Otherwise custom tags and scripts need to be used to do this.