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Note: The concept of Locations is included in Open-AudIT Community, Professional and Enterprise. However, some features, like Maps, are only available in the Professional and Enterprise versions.

Open-AudIT includes several tables designed to hold supporting information that enrich the information an audit retrieves from a device during an audit. The Locations table allows administrators the opportunity to define physical locations, which can then be assigned to devices. Once a Device is assigned a Location reports can be run for each Location, additional Dashboard widgets are populated, and a graphical google Map becomes available showing each location and the number of devices assigned there.

  1. Identify the Locations where the devices you will audit are physically located
  2. Create your Location entries
    1. Select Manage / Locations / List Locations from the Open-AudIT menu

 

A location is a physical address that can have devices associated with it. You can assign it coordinates and if there are devices assigned, the location will appear on the Map in Open-AudIT Enterprise. Locations are used to assign devices to and will appear on the map in Open-AudIT Enterprise if they have any devices.

Create a location - Locations

Configure Maps and assigning devices to Locations - Configuring Maps

 

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