Working with Asset Pages

Your system comes with a set of predefined columns in each asset table and on the Adapter Connections and Adapter Fetch History pages. You can edit this predefined set and configure the columns which are displayed on the page. When you export t...

Generally, each row in an Assets table represents an asset entity containing data from every adapter connection. However, you can choose instead to expand each row by data from a complex field that is most interesting to you, and explore assets in t...

The Asset Profile page displays all the collected and correlated details about the asset selected. To open the Asset Profile page from an assets page, click the relevant asset record. The Asset Profile page opens. To open an Asset Profile ...

The Tables section shows fields that can be presented in a table view. These are also known as complex fields. You can see all of the complex fields in the Tables section. The complex fields which are displayed depend on the data fetched by yo...

You can create a dashboard for each asset. Dashboards related to each asset type are displayed and they display charts related to a specific asset as a visual overview for that asset. On the Asset Profile click the Dashboards tab on top of the...

You can export the query results table data and its view (displayed columns), from any asset page to a CSV file. You can either export all of the query results on an asset inventory page, or export selected rows. To export query results and view...

Use Asset Investigation to view changes in the values of fields over a set period of time. The investigation data allows you to monitor the fields so you can identify abnormal behavior in a specific asset or in a set of assets on the system. You...

You can create and export a report that will show the difference between the values of a predefined list of fields on one or more assets between two defined dates. You can also choose a field and see the assets on which it changed. In this way you c...

Once you have created queries and investigated assets and their adherence to policies, you can perform actions on a single selected asset or in bulk on assets that you select: Actions are displayed as icons at the right side of the row when you ho...

Custom fields allow you to add extra data to an asset. There are two types of custom fields: Common Fields - Also known as Axonius Fields , these are fields from the adapter. The field type and available values are determined by the selected ...

Use tags to assign context to your assets for granular filters and queries. Apply new or existing tags to the selected assets. The list of selected tags is applied to all selected assets. Therefore, tagging may result in the removal of existing tags...

You can track the progress of tickets created in third-party ticketing systems (for instance, ServiceNow) using Enforcement Actions, directly from Axonius. Note: This article describes how to monitor third-party tickets p...

You can manually create assets based on custom data. This allows you to create your own assets with your own data. This is useful for assets with “one-off” characteristics. Once created, these assets are exactly the same as any other asset in the sy...