Enterprise asset-lifecycle spine joined across five systems of record

Enterprise asset-lifecycle spine joined across five systems of record: procurement/purchase, finance/AP, endpoint inventory, identity (SSO/IdP) and HR/HRIS, reached through 1,500+ connectors spanning 190+ source systems. The distinctive asset is the license-to-person-to-device-to-contract link table with identity- and HR-backed ownership validation, plus continuous entitlement-vs-deployment-vs-usage reconciliation positions, agentless SaaS subscription inventories, renewal/demand forecasts, and audit-readiness evidence sets.

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Coverage

Universe, instruments and categories.

Industry: Application Software
Instruments: equities
Categories: AlternativeReferenceSupply Chain

Dataset card

Type: not stated
Format: Tabular (asset/license/person/device/contract records with lifecycle state transitions and reconciliation positions) + Text/evidence artifacts (audit evidence packs, contract and PO documents) delivered through connector-normalized structured feeds
Volume: Order of 10^7-10^8 normalized asset/license/entitlement records with a comparable volume of person-device-license link rows across tenants (inferred: mid-to-large enterprises hold 10^4-10^6 managed endpoints x 10^2 application records, across ~200-600 tenants, continuously reconciled)
Users: ~200-600 enterprise customer organizations (inferred from $26.8M revenue range against enterprise SAM/ITAM ACV and 130 employees; no customer count stated on the page)
History: 10 years
Update frequency: not stated
Growth: Active - site assets and imagery are maintained into current-year uploads, solutions suite is expanded across seven business-challenge verticals plus a security/risk department page, and the product now spans on-premise software plus agentless SaaS subscriptions
Launched: ~2013-2015 (inferred: a $37.5M Series C funding progression implies roughly a decade of company history, and the organizational footprint predates the mid-2010s; no founding year printed in the retrieved page portion)
Delivery: not stated
Entity mapping: not stated
Sample: not stated
Point-in-time: not stated
Licence: not stated

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