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Connect your Windows environment to vScope and gain a complete, continuously updated inventory of servers, clients, and workstations. Turn technical data into actionable insights that improve operations, security, and asset management.

  • Comprehensive Asset Visibility

    Automatically discover and map all Windows machines—on-premises and virtual—into a single, unified inventory that provides clarity across infrastructure and users.

  • Flexible Data Collection

    vScope connects via PowerShell, WMI, or WinRM to securely collect detailed information from your Windows environment—no agents or manual setup required.

  • Operational Efficiency

    Eliminate manual spreadsheets and scattered scripts. vScope continuously collects OS details, hardware specs, uptime, and configuration data to keep your asset inventory always accurate and up to date.

  • Improved Security & Compliance

    Identify outdated systems, missing patches, and unsupported versions to strengthen IT governance and reduce risks across your Windows landscape.

  • Enhanced Collaboration

    Make Windows data accessible to both technical and non-technical teams. vScope turns complex system information into clear insights for planning, budgeting, and reporting.

  • On-prem & Privacy-first

    All data collection happens securely within your environment. No external connections—ensuring full control and compliance with internal policies.

Asset Types

  • Server
  • Client
  • Certificates
  • Applications
  • Jobs
  • Services

Example of Bundled Content

  • Windows servers running unsupported OS versions
  • Last Windows patch older than 60 days
  • Devices inactive for 90+ days
  • Auto-reboot after updates configured
  • Windows updates pending system reboot

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How Microsoft's New Licensing Model Impacts You – and How to Prepare with vScope

Starting November 2025, Microsoft will remove volume discounts in Enterprise Agreement, MPSA, and OSPA. In this article, we explain what the change means for your organization, and how vScope helps you gain full visibility and control of licenses and costs across your environment.

Anton Berghult Anton Berghult October 29, 2025
Simplified cost reporting with new Microsoft 365 price list in vScope
Product Update

New Price List for Easier Control of Microsoft 365 Costs

With vScope’s new price list for Microsoft 365, it’s easier than ever to understand, monitor, and optimize your license costs. The price list is automatically applied to your asset inventory once vScope is connected to your Microsoft 365 environment.

Anton Berghult Anton Berghult October 22, 2025
Illustration showing a Windows 10 computer with an end-of-support warning.
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Last Day for Windows 10 – Are Your Clients Ready?

As of October 15, 2025, Microsoft officially ends support for Windows 10. In this article, we explore what that means, why Microsoft is making this change, and how you can use vScope’s inventory and prebuilt insights to stay ahead.

Axel Svegerud Axel Svegerud October 14, 2025