Radar – Overview

1 What Radar is

Radar lists the applications detected as installed across your devices, so you can spot software that isn't yet managed and act on it.

Everything here is a suggestion Radar works from the program names reported by devices and maps them up to application names. That mapping can be wrong when a program name is too similar to a Robopack application — so every match and proposed action in Radar is a suggestion. Always review it before you act.

2 Layout at a glance

The Detected Application view is a gallery of the software Radar has found. Use Search and the filter (funnel) to narrow it. Each card shows the application, its publisher, and counts of how many detected entries and how many devices it was found on.

Radar detected application gallery with search, filter and per-app counts — The **Detected Application** gallery — one card per detected application, each with its detected-entry and device counts. Click a card to see the details and suggested solution.

3 Detected application details

Click a card to open its detail. On the left is the Detected App List — the actual program entries found (with their type, name, version and count). On the right is the Suggested Solution.

Radar detail view with detected app list and suggested solution — Detected application detail — the **Detected App List** (left) and the **Suggested Solution** (right), with **Create New** / **Use Existing** and **Create Patch Flow**, plus the actions on the far right.

Element	What it does
Detected App List	The program entries detected for this application — each with Type (Intune / SCCM), name, version and device Count — with a search box and a per-row inspect icon.
Suggested Solution	How to resolve the detection. Create New downloads the application from Robopack and moves the detected devices to the new app; Use Existing matches it to an application you already have.
Create Patch Flow	Sets up the download/import and a patch flow so the app is kept current automatically.
Ignore	Dismiss this detection so it no longer appears as something to action.
Inspect Devices	See exactly which devices reported this software (see below).
Export Grid / Log	Export the detected list, or open the log for this item.

Review before creating Because the match is a suggestion, confirm the Detected App List really is the application shown before choosing Create New or Use Existing — a lookalike program name could otherwise be mapped to the wrong Robopack app.

4 Inspect devices

Inspect Devices lists every device that reported this software, with the exact program name, version and type (Intune / SCCM) on each — so you can verify the detection before acting on it.

Inspect Devices dialog listing program name, version, type and device name — The **Inspect Devices** dialog — the program name, version, type and device name for every device that reported the software. Searchable and paged.