What’s new at InvGate Asset Management

Containers, Kubernetes clusters, and serverless functions running in AWS no longer stay invisible to your inventory. Three new Cloud Asset types, ECS and EKS clusters and Lambda functions, arrive with key metadata and their relationships to VPC, subnets, and security groups. From v3.20 onwards on all plans.

→ You'll love it if you aim to have your entire cloud ecosystem inventoried.

Two new properties are available for JAMF-synced devices: "Is supervised" and "JAMF last inventory." Both appear in the device profile, as columns in Asset Explorer, and as filters. From v3.18 onwards on all plans.

→ You'll love it if you manage a fleet of corporate and BYOD devices through JAMF and have had no way to separate supervised from unsupervised devices in Asset Management.

Migrating contract data from another tool, or assigning a license to an employee, directly from the API. The public API now creates, retrieves, and deletes asset or software contracts, including endpoints for user-named license assignments and adding software to an existing contract. From v3.19 onwards on Pro and Enterprise plans.

→ You'll love it if migrating contract data from another tool, or assigning a license to an employee.

Every API key creation, update, or deletion under Settings > Integrations > API now leaves a trail: an event logged in Settings > System > Events, capturing who made the change and, for updates, the before and after values for name, status, and read-only permission. From v3.20 onwards on Starter and above plans.

→ You'll love it if an API key changed unexpectedly and you had no way to tell who did it or what changed.

Open a CI profile, select "Map related CIs," and get a draft with the first layer of related components already suggested. Confirm what applies and it's created. From v3.18 onwards on Pro and Enterprise plans.

Costa Rican Colón (CRC) and Jamaican Dollar (JMD).