Monitor discovery progress and review scan results with scan jobs. Each scan job tracks
the execution of a discovery target and provides detailed visibility into discovered assets,
scan duration, and completion status. Use the scan job details to verify discovery coverage and
ensure that your CMDB data remains accurate and up to date.
Required Editions
Available in: Lightning Experience
Available in: Enterprise, Performance, and Unlimited
Editions with Agentforce IT Service that have Discovery enabled.
Scan jobs are created automatically when discovery targets run. Each scan job record captures
key information about the scan’s execution and outcome. From the Scan Jobs page, you can
review job progress, analyze discovered assets, and refresh scan results for the most recent
updates.
Key Sections in a Scan Job Record
Section
Description
Host Summary
Shows a high-level summary of the scan, including total resources discovered,
categorized asset types, and counts for successful or failed discoveries. Use this
section to quickly understand scan completeness and success rate.
Scan Details
Provides in-depth details about the scan, such as target name, probe type,
start and end times, scan duration, credentials used, frequency, and discovery
activity. Review this information to trace scan performance or troubleshoot
issues.
Discovered Assets
Lists the assets identified during the scan. Use the tabs on the page to view
specific information about discovered assets:
All lists every discovered asset.
New lists assets identified for the first time.
Updated lists assets with data changes from the
previous scans.
The Refresh option retrieves the latest scan data and
updates the page with the most current results. Use this option to confirm post-scan updates
after data processing completes.
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