Miss Marple’s license check offers IT administrators a simple and efficient means of detecting all of the programs and licenses actually used throughout the company, as well as the chance to lock them down.

The possibilities stretch from license metering and license checking of server installations, terminal clients and locally installed software, to software suites such as Microsoft Office.

• Desktop and laptop PC systems 
• Server installations 
• Terminal clients (per session, terminal server as computer) 
• Individual applications and software suites such as MS Office
    

• Identification incl. via an "internal file name", meaning that a violation of the license cannot be circumvented by renaming the program. 
• Offline monitoring: Detection of licensing requirements even when the client is not in the network (e.g. laptop, whereby the license server is not operating). 
• VIP lists: Lists of certain people who have general access to the licensed programs.
    

• Active license users 
• Failed license requests 
• Daily routine for license use 
• Peak values for license load
• User-defined reports 
• Exporting and sending reports