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The Devices list

Every enrolled device, one row each: hostname, status, OS, live CPU/RAM/disk, department, and when it was last seen. Status is one of four states:
StatusMeaning
OnlineReporting in normally
OfflineHasn’t checked in — could be powered off, or lost network
WarningOnline, but something’s elevated (usually resource usage)
InactiveEnrolled but not actively reporting — commonly a device that’s been off for a long stretch
Resource columns (CPU/RAM/Disk) are color-coded the same way everywhere in the product: green under 70%, amber 70–89%, red 90%+. Filters: status, OS, and department, plus a live search across hostname, serial number, and IP. Bulk actions appear once you select more than one row — run a command or update a tag across all of them at once.

Adding a device

The + Add button gives you two paths:

Device detail

Clicking any device opens its full record, organized into tabs.
Full hardware info (CPU model, RAM/disk totals, MAC address, serial number), network info, agent version and when it last registered, and any currently-open policy violations for this device — click through to jump straight to that violation.
CPU, RAM, and disk usage as line charts, with a time range selector (1h / 6h / 24h / 7d / 30d). This is the same data your resource-usage policies evaluate against — if a device is flagged, this tab is where you see the actual trend behind it.
Every application detected on this device — name, version, publisher, first seen, last seen. Anything matching a Forbidden Software policy is flagged here. Searchable if the list is long.
History of every command run on this device, with status and duration. Click a row to see its full output. Run Command from here goes straight to that device — no need to navigate to Commands first and find it again.
Raw agent log viewer, filterable by level (Error/Warning/Info) and time range. Useful when a device is misbehaving and you want to see what the agent itself has been doing, not just what it’s reported.
A chronological feed of everything that’s happened to this specific device — coming online/offline, commands executed, policy violations, agent updates, software installs/removals. Grouped by day.
If this device is linked to a physical asset record, its purchase date, warranty, and assignment show here, with a link to the full asset record. If it isn’t linked yet, you can link one from here.

Running a command on a device

From the device’s own Commands tab, or the Run Command button on its header — quick actions (restart, collect logs, refresh inventory) are listed first, with Run Custom Script as a separate, deliberately secondary option. See Remote Commands for what each one does and who can run scripts. Press ⌘K anywhere to jump straight to a device by hostname, serial number, or IP, without leaving whatever page you’re on.