Details
Add server assets to vScope using PowerShell, WinRM, or WMI Discovery, or by inventory platforms such as SCCM, AWS or Azure
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Visibility across server infrastructure
Get instant visability across the infrastructure to fully understand all server configurations in the IT landscape.
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Comprehensive Application Inventory
Automatically inventory applications across servers to maintain up-to-date records and streamline management.
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Cross-Platform Support
Supports Windows, Linux, macOS, and Unix environments for versatile server management.
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Security Audits
Perform detailed security audits, including firewall settings, RDP configurations, and vulnerable applications.
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Patch Reporting and Vulnerability Analysis
Generate automatic patch reports and analyze vulnerabilities like Spectre and Meltdown for Windows and Linux servers.
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Local Administrator Documentation
Document all local domain administrators to maintain security and accountability.
Supported Platforms
Asset Types
- Machines
- File System Shares
- Disks
- Applications
- Operating Systems
- Services
- Processes
Example of Bundled Content
- Agent Softwares
- DNS Servers
- Physical Servers
- Server Documentation
- Windows Server Patch Management
- Windows Server Update Settings
Get Visibility.
Recent blog posts
All posts
New in vScope: Connect Your Asset Inventory to Power BI
vScope can now share its continuously updated IT insights directly with Power BI. Connect the asset inventory to your dashboards to create shared decision-making data for IT, finance, and leadership. This article walks through the benefits of using vScope as a Power BI data source.
Anton Berghult November 6, 2025 
How Lifecycle Cost Analysis Helps You Make Smarter IT Decisions
IT teams are under constant pressure to deliver more with less. But without understanding the true cost of every server, license, or laptop, even the most well-planned budgets can spiral out of control.
Anton Berghult November 4, 2025 
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 October 29, 2025