Meet Cho Oyu: the OpenLM Platform release that turns license monitoring into active control — and your reporting data into a conversation.

License management is changing. AI assistants are joining your toolchain, AI subscriptions are joining your license estate, and compliance is moving from watching to enforcing.

Join us for a 45-minute walkthrough of Cho Oyu, the latest OpenLM Platform release. We start with a quick tour of what’s new: a License Parser you can drop a FlexLM file onto, a Software Discovery suite for SAM, new Zendesk, Google Chat, and monday.com integrations, and license monitoring for Canva, Zoom, Claude, Cursor, GitHub Copilot, and more.

Then we go deep on three capabilities:

• License Access Control — enforcement arrives: stop license consumption from workstations that aren’t running the Workstation Agent, and onboard large option files in one action instead of one rule at a time.
• OpenLM MCP Connector — ask your reporting data questions in plain language from Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, and other AI assistants.
• OpenLM Workstation Agent for macOS — The Workstation Agent now runs natively on macOS (Intel and Apple Silicon). Install via .pkg/shell installer or deploy at scale through your MDM. macOS joins Windows and Linux as a fully supported platform for license and process monitoring. See the changelog for version history..
• AI Proxy and the AI usage dashboard — see who uses which AI models, what it costs, and which license tier each user actually needs.

We close with a live Q&A. Bring your questions.