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SCCM ConfigMgr Asset Intelligence Reports | Default Report | Configuration Manager

SCCM ConfigMgr Asset Intelligence Reports | Default Report | Configuration Manager

Written By Anoop C Nair
Last Updated August 16, 2024
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The ConfigMgr Asset Intelligence Reports provide hardware, license management, and software information. They are in the ConfigMgr console, the Monitoring workspace, and the Asset Intelligence folder under the Reporting node.

To get the details in this category of reports, you need to enable Asset Intelligence in ConfigMgr sites. You can allow the classes on the Asset Intelligence home page, Administration workspace, Client Settings node, and client settings properties.

There are other helpful hardware related reports outside ConfigMgr asset intelligence reports. Also, you can learn How to Launch ConfigMgr Reports from the previous post here.

I also have a detailed post covering the collection of license details for IBM SPSS.

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Hardware

This section provides hardware information about the computer, such as the computer serial number, SMSBIOS asset tag, etc. Many other valuable reports are available under this category. Want more Details on SCCM ConfigMgr Asset Intelligence Reports?

SCCM ConfigMgr Asset Intelligence Reports | Default Report | Configuration Manager - Fig.1
SCCM ConfigMgr Asset Intelligence Reports | Default Report | Configuration Manager – Fig.1
Hardware Information
Hardware 01A – Summary of computers in a specific collection
Hardware 03A – Primary computer users
Hardware 03B – Computers for a specific primary console user
Hardware 04A – Computers with multiple users (shared)
Hardware 05A – Console users on a specific computer
Hardware 06A – Computers for which console users could not be determined
Hardware 07A – USB devices by manufacturer
Hardware 07B – USB devices by manufacturer and description
Hardware 07C – Computers with a specific USB device
Hardware 07D – USB devices on a specific computer
Hardware 08A – Hardware that is not ready for a software upgrade
Hardware 09A – Search for computers
Hardware 10A – Computers in a specified collection that have changed during a specified timeframe
Hardware 10B – Changes on a specified computer within a specified timeframe
SCCM ConfigMgr Asset Intelligence Reports | Default Report | Configuration Manager – Table.

License

This section provides information on license information on the computer. I have taken one of the reports as an example here.

Displays an inventory of all Microsoft software titles from the Microsoft Volume Licensing program.

Channel Code:

  • 0=Full Packaged Product,
  • 1=Compliance Checked Product,
  • 2=OEM,
  • 3=Volume,
  • 6=MSDN.

Because of complex dependencies and limitations, we cannot guarantee that the licensing information or the number of software installations is accurate. Do not rely solely on these reports to determine your license compliance.

Other ConfigMgr asset intelligence reports are

SCCM ConfigMgr Asset Intelligence Reports | Default Report | Configuration Manager - Fig.2
SCCM ConfigMgr Asset Intelligence Reports | Default Report | Configuration Manager – Fig.2
License Information
License 01A – Microsoft Volume License ledger for Microsoft license statements
License 01B – Microsoft Volume License ledger item by sales channel
License 01C – Computers with a specific Microsoft Volume License ledger item and sales channel
License 01D – Microsoft Volume License ledger products on a specific computer
License 02A – Count of licenses nearing expiration by time ranges
License 02B – Computers with licenses nearing expiration
License 02C – License information on a specific computer
License 03A – Count of licenses by license status
License 03B – Computers with a specific license status
License 04A – Count of products managed by software licensing
License 04B – Computers with a specific product managed by Software Licensing Service
License 05A – Computers providing Key Management Service
License 06A – Processor counts for per-processor licensed products
License 06B – Computers with a specific product that supports per-processor licensing
License 14A – Microsoft Volume Licensing reconciliation report
License 14B – List of Microsoft software inventory not found in MVLS
License 15A – General license reconciliation report
License 15B – General license reconciliation report by computer
SCCM ConfigMgr Asset Intelligence Reports | Default Report | Configuration Manager – Table.

Lifecycle

This report displays machines that have products with an expired lifecycle support policy.

Lifecycle
Lifecycle 01A – Computers with a specific software product
Lifecycle 02A – List of machines with expired products in the organization
Lifecycle 03A – List of expired products found in the organization
Lifecycle 04A – General product lifecycle overview
Lifecycle 05A – Product lifecycle dashboard
SCCM ConfigMgr Asset Intelligence Reports | Default Report | Configuration Manager – Table.3

Software

This section provides software information about the computer, such as Installed applications, version details, etc. One example of a software report lists the product families and the number of software in each family for a specific collection. SCCM ConfigMgr Asset Intelligence Reports?

SCCM ConfigMgr Asset Intelligence Reports | Default Report | Configuration Manager - Fig.3
SCCM ConfigMgr Asset Intelligence Reports | Default Report | Configuration Manager – Fig.3
Software Information
Software 01A – Summary of installed software in a specific collection
Software 02A – Product families for a specific collection
Software 02B – Product categories for a specific product family
Software 02C – Software in a specific product family and category
Software 02D – Computers with specific software installed
Software 02E – Installed software on a specific computer
Software 03A – Uncategorized software
Software 04B – Computers with specific software configured to run automatically
Software 04C – Software configured to run on a specific computer automatically
Software 04C – Software configured to automatically run on a specific computer
Software 05A – Browser Helper Objects
Software 05B – Computers with a specific Browser Helper Object
Software 05C – Browser Helper Objects on a specific computer
Software 06A – Search for installed software
Software 06B – Software by product name
Software 07A – Recently used executable programs by the count of computers
Software 07B – Computers that recently used a specified executable program
Software 07C – Recently used executable programs on a specified computer
Software 08A – Recently used executable programs by the count of users
Software 08B – Users that recently used a specified executable program
Software 08C – Recently used executable programs by a specified user
Software 09A – Infrequently used software
Software 09B – Computers with infrequently used software installed
Software 10A – Software titles with specific multiple custom labels defined
Software 10B – Computers with a specific custom-labelled software title installed
Software 11A – Software titles with a specific custom label defined
Software 12A – Software titles without a custom label
Software 14A – Search for software identification tag-enabled software
Software 14B – Computers with specific software identification tag-enabled software installed
Software 14C – Installed software identification tag-enabled software on a specific computer
SCCM ConfigMgr Asset Intelligence Reports | Default Report | Configuration Manager – Table.4

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Anoop C Nair is Microsoft MVP! He is a Device Management Admin with more than 20 years of experience (calculation done in 2021) in IT. He is a Blogger, Speaker, and Local User Group HTMD Community leader. His primary focus is Device Management technologies like SCCM 2012, Current Branch, and Intune. He writes about ConfigMgr, Windows 11, Windows 10, Azure AD, Microsoft Intune, Windows 365, AVD, etc.

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Anoop C Nair is Workplace Technology solution architect with 25+ years of experience in global enterprise organizations such as JP Morgan, Capgemini, etc. Microsoft Certified Trainer. Microsoft MVP from 2015 onwards for consecutive 11+ years! He also conducts Intune and modern workplace tech training for enterprise organizations. He is Blogger, Speaker, and Founder of HTMD Community and HTMD Conference. His main focus is on Device Management technologies like Intune, Windows, Cloud PC. He writes about technologies like Intune, SCCM, Windows, Cloud PC, Windows, Entra, Microsoft Security.

Discussion · 1 comment

  1. I am looking to pull a report from sccm to give me attributes – device name, vendor, product, installs counts,

    I don’t see any in the list .

    Can you help please

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