A configuration database that tells you what's connected to what.
Track your estate across physical, virtual, cloud, and logical assets, with typed relationships, full history, and the lifecycle data that risk and compliance work depends on.
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Built-in classes, extendable to your estate
9 base classes — Server, Application, Database, Business Service, IT Service, Supplier, Contract, Data Asset, Network Device — plus subclasses. Add your own attributes per class without code.
Relationships that mean something
12 typed relationship kinds connect your CIs, so "depends on," "runs on," and "hosted by" are distinct and queryable. Approving a change, you can see what it touches before you say yes.
History you can query at a point in time
Versioning records every change to a CI, so you can ask what your estate looked like on any past date — useful for an incident review or an audit.
Lifecycle and vulnerability data
End-of-life and end-of-support dates surface to a daily risk register. Record CVE references against affected CIs, tag them in bulk, and fire a detection event when a critical CVE lands.
One source, many feeds
Reconcile CIs from multiple source systems, with a manual queue for the cases that need a human. Backup state and last-restore-test dates sit on the assets they belong to.
How this connects to regulation
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See ITSMx against your own compliance checklist.
30 minutes. We’ll map it to your DORA / NIS-2 / BAIT obligations.