Skip to main content

Service index

This index lists every OpenLM Platform service, grouped by the category it appears under in the app launcher (the grid icon, top-right). Installed components and surfaces that are not launcher apps are listed at the end and marked.

Licenses and Features

Inspect and manage the licenses your organization runs: the license inventory, the servers that publish them, historical allocations, usage and denials, license-file tooling, the virtual licensing layer, and policy enforcement.

Users

Manage end-user accounts, project tagging for usage attribution, and synchronization with external directories.

Brokers

Collect license-server data and expose it to OpenLM.

Agents

Track what end users do on their workstations, and the processes and dongles they use.

Platform Administration

Identity, the OpenLM license itself, the catalog of activatable products, system audit, notifications, and UI display preferences. Every account starts with these.

Software Asset Management

Integrations

Connect OpenLM to ITSM, helpdesk, and CRM platforms so that license events surface where teams already work.

Not a launcher category

These surfaces and installed components do not appear as tiles in the All Applications panel.

  • Homepage — the post-login dashboard (a launcher header shortcut).
  • BI Reports — the reporting portal (a launcher header shortcut). Amazon QuickSight in Cloud, Apache Superset on-premises.
  • Workstation Agent — installed on end-user machines; managed through Agents Hub and Agent Activity Manager.
  • OpenLM Broker — installed on each license server; managed through Broker Hub.
  • Personal Dashboard — end-user surface delivered by the Workstation Agent.
  • Database Configuration Tool — desktop utility for on-premises deployments.
  • Subscription Optimizer — no dedicated UI; configured through License Access Control. Visible only when activated.
  • OpenLM MCP Connector — a server-side endpoint for external AI clients; it has no launcher tile.

For each service, see its dedicated document.