Oracle Solutions Clarity on your Oracle software deployment

Managing your Oracle License RequirementsAll Oracle customers must ensure they are appropriately licensed for the Oracle software deployed across their network.

iQSonar automates the process of gathering all the information required to allow you to always have an up-to-date view of your deployments and license requirements. Customers who do not maintain an accurate view of Oracle software deployment and usage can be exposed to unexpected compliance risks or unknown costs.
Do you need a fast, accurate view of your Oracle deployment and licence requirements?
For many customers the task of maintaining an accurate record of the Oracle deployments in their network which require licenses is near impossible. The range of platforms involved (physical and virtual), database options, multiple applications and license models create a very complex matrix which is difficult to manage and track. Getting the information wrong can lead to expensive over-licensing or compliance risks.

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iQSonar from iQuate is an agentless, easy to use software tool. It discovers all Oracle instances on your network and automates all the complex steps involved in quickly establishing an accurate view of exactly what software (from Oracle and other vendors) is installed and in use on your network. iQSonar is cross-platform and highly flexible in gathering any data required for licensing from any device (e.g. physical and virtual hardware details, user information, usage metering, etc.).

iQSonar gathers all the key license data you need to populate an Oracle Server Worksheet (OSW) which is the typical method used for reporting product deployments. iQSonar can accurately populate an OSW in hours, something that would typically take weeks of painstaking manual effort. iQSonar can save a lot of time and money, and help protect you from costly licensing mistakes.