As the title says, Is there anyway to print a report on end of life for devices? Like all devices that will be entering end of life within the next couple of years? Thanks!
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Anyway to print a report on expected lifetime/end of life?
+2Best answer by Hannah Bailey
Great Question, with the newest enhancements that have came out with Total Cost and End of Life, you can create a custom view and filter by the “End of Life” data point. Then export that from the custom view.
Hope this helps!
What type(s) of devices?
We’re a Google environment, so my first thought would be to map the Auto updateExpiration for our Chromebooks. That would be done in Apps>Manage>Google Devices>General Settings>scroll to the bottom for Map custom values from googleDeviceData.
From there, I could do a custom asset view based on that data that could be downloaded to a CSV.
Alyssa Meyer - Tech Lady, Superhero & Guru (depending on who you ask)
+17Great Question, with the newest enhancements that have came out with Total Cost and End of Life, you can create a custom view and filter by the “End of Life” data point. Then export that from the custom view.
Hope this helps!
Hannah Bailey - Director, Customer Engagement
+2What type(s) of devices?
We’re a Google environment, so my first thought would be to map the Auto updateExpiration for our Chromebooks. That would be done in Apps>Manage>Google Devices>General Settings>scroll to the bottom for Map custom values from googleDeviceData.
From there, I could do a custom asset view based on that data that could be downloaded to a CSV.
This is also very useful! I was looking for a way to see other assets end of life that are put into my system, but I will also be taking advantage of this information as well. Thanks!
+2Great Question, with the newest enhancements that have came out with Total Cost and End of Life, you can create a custom view and filter by the “End of Life” data point. Then export that from the custom view.
Hope this helps!
Exactly what I was looking for, thank you so much!
… off I go to map that data myself so I can reference it for inventory.
Alyssa Meyer - Tech Lady, Superhero & Guru (depending on who you ask)
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