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Inventory
Inventory gives you a complete picture of every managed endpoint — the AI agents installed, their versions, the operating system, and hardware specs. It’s the fleet register for your AI deployment.

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What Inventory shows

For each endpoint in scope, Inventory captures:
  • Which AI agents are installed and their versions
  • Operating system and hardware profile
  • Last-seen timestamp and agent heartbeat status
  • Whether the endpoint has an active metadata snapshot

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Step 1: Navigate to Inventory

Click INVENTORY in the Views section of the left panel. The center panel switches to the Inventory view.

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Step 2: Review the scope summary

The Inventory header shows:

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Step 3: Explore Fleet Composition

The Inventory Surface shows a Fleet Composition view by default. This shows:
  • AI agents tab — a horizontal bar chart showing all AI agents detected across the fleet, color-coded by agent. The chart shows both count and relative proportion. Hover over any bar segment to see the exact count for that agent.
  • Operating systems tab — same breakdown by OS (macOS, Windows, etc.)
The Fleet Composition chart is one of the best answers to the question “what AI tools are my employees actually using?” — including shadow AI tools that weren’t officially approved or deployed.

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Step 4: Drill into individual endpoints

Scroll down past the Fleet Composition chart to see the endpoint list. Each row shows:
  • Endpoint identifier (hostname or device ID)
  • Active AI agents on that endpoint
  • OS version and hardware summary
  • Last seen / last inventoried timestamp
Click any row to open the endpoint detail view, which shows the full installed agent inventory, OS details, and activity history for that specific machine. Use the scope controls in the left panel to narrow the inventory view:
  • Filter by agent to see only endpoints running a specific AI tool
  • Filter by OS to see macOS vs Windows breakdowns
  • Use the search box to find a specific endpoint by name

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Understanding inventory gaps

If an endpoint shows as “No snapshot,” the Origin agent has been seen on that machine but hasn’t yet completed a full inventory scan. This can happen on first install, after a long offline period, or if the agent was temporarily blocked from reporting. The next agent heartbeat will resolve the snapshot.