Application inventory
Collected application records, reports and scan history are stored locally. They are not uploaded as part of license activation.
Security and data handling
Your detailed application inventory stays on your server. Online features have separate, defined data flows.
Collected application records, reports and scan history are stored locally. They are not uploaded as part of license activation.
The collector uses the certificate prepared on your Windows server. Upload the public collector.cer to Entra and keep the private key protected locally.
Activation and renewal communicate tenant, device-linking and subscription information to the publisher licensing service. Microsoft sign-in is used to authorize activation.
Off by default. If enabled, aggregate feature-page counts are linked to the licensed tenant. Inventory, report contents and credentials are excluded.
Support sends the contact address, subject, description, app version and linked tenant information. Detailed inventory and logs are not attached automatically; share only appropriate information.
The updater verifies signed releases before installing them. Publisher signing protects update integrity; review the current documentation for deployment and operating-system controls.
This summary describes the product’s data flows. The detailed overview explains the validation scope, online service boundaries and operating responsibilities.
Read the detailed security overview ↗Check the requirements and follow the guided setup.