SBOM

SBOM (software bill of materials) is the fleet-wide list of software discovered across all your endpoints — one row per software/version, with where it's installed, its support dates, and its known vulnerabilities. (The single-endpoint version is the SBOM tab on a machine's page.)

How to get here

You need View Inventory permission.

1. In the left sidebar, click Inventory to expand it, then click SBOM.

Navigate to: Inventory → SBOM

URL path: /inventory/softwares — the URL slug is softwares, even though the menu item and page both read SBOM.

The SBOM screen

A filter pane on the left (platform / location / department, shared with the rest of Inventory) narrows the list; the table fills the right.

Column	What it shows
(icon)	A warning icon for prohibited software, and a colour-coded vulnerability dot (factoring CVE count and end-of-life).
ID	Internal software ID.
Name	Software name.
Version	Installed version.
Publisher	Vendor / author.
Release Date	When this version shipped.
EOS	End-of-support date.
EOL	End-of-life date.
Vulnerability	CVE count — a clickable link (licensed editions).
Endpoints	How many machines have it — a clickable count.

Use Search and the filter pane to narrow the list.

Drill-downs

Vulnerabilities for a software

Click a row's Vulnerability count to open a drawer detailing that software's known CVEs.

Where a software is installed

Click a row's Endpoints count to open the assets drawer — the machines that have it:

Column	What it shows
Host Name	The machine (links to its endpoint detail).
Platform Version	The machine's OS version.

Tips & troubleshooting

• A row has a red dot or warning icon. It's vulnerable, past end-of-life, or marked prohibited — open the Vulnerability count to see the CVEs.
• The Vulnerability column is missing. It requires the patch/vulnerability licensed edition.

Related

• SBOM tab — the same software list scoped to one endpoint.
• Vulnerabilities — the CVEs these packages carry.
• Software Metering — how much this software is used.