Settings and sync history
Check data freshness, detection capabilities, currency, and workspace preferences.
Open Settings to review your workspace’s data coverage, recent syncs and administrative preferences.

LicenseMeter sample workspace. All names, costs and findings shown are demonstration data.
Data and detection
Section titled “Data and detection”Currency controls the workspace’s license-price presentation. Review your entered contract prices when changing it. AI API costs remain in USD on the AI costs pages.
Inactivity threshold determines the time window used for inactivity findings. Change it to reflect your review policy, then review the recalculated results. A threshold is a screening rule, not proof that a person no longer needs access.
Detection capabilities explains whether sign-in activity, identifiable usage reports and Copilot usage are available. A missing capability can limit a rule without making the entire connector unusable.
Refresh and investigate
Section titled “Refresh and investigate”Use Sync now when available to refresh a connected workspace. Scheduled live sync runs daily at 03:00 UTC. Imported data requires a fresh import; an instant scan requires another scan.
For your first refresh, use the first-sync checklist. A partial run may still redirect to Overview. Check Sync history after a failed or partial refresh. Record the provider, timestamp and error before seeking help. Expired credentials, missing permissions and provider-side report availability need different fixes.
Members and joining
Section titled “Members and joining”Use Members to invite colleagues, resend expired invitations and manage their roles. Where company-domain joining is available, Access requests lets Admins and Owners approve or decline requests, and Who can join lets an Owner choose the policy. See the membership walkthrough.
Preferences and history
Section titled “Preferences and history”Settings exposes leak alert emails and monthly PDF report preferences where supported. Emails from LicenseMeter shows each email, who receives it and how to turn it off. Self-hosted email delivery also depends on the operator’s configured email service and scheduler. Use Product tour to replay the walkthrough.
Shared notification address lets Owners and Admins add one team mailbox that receives the workspace email in addition to the Owners and Admins, who all keep their own copy. The address is confirmed by email before anything is sent to it, and it has its own switches for the weekly digest, the monthly report and leak alerts. Everyone who can read that mailbox sees account names and license costs, so choose it deliberately. Emails from LicenseMeter describes the confirmation and the switches in full.
Email delivery shows Owners and Admins what the mail provider reported for recent emails, and holds the two recovery controls: Send the current findings emails the offboarding leaks that are open right now, and Clear block lets a blocked address receive mail again once its mailbox works. Emails from LicenseMeter describes both, including their limits.
The activity log records workspace actions. Its purpose is to explain changes inside LicenseMeter; it is not a replacement for a provider’s own audit trail.
See Troubleshooting for common symptoms.