Create a reclamation rule to import Microsoft SCCM usage data
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- UpdatedJan 30, 2025
- 4 minutes to read
- Yokohama
- Software Asset Management
Create a reclamation rule to import Microsoft SCCM usage data
To import your Microsoft SCCM data, create a reclamation rule for the product that you want the usage information for.
Before you begin
About this task
A software product must have a product process, which consists of a filename, that is required for SCCM Usage to pull data. When adding a software product to a reclamation rule, any product processes associated with the software product are shown in the Product Process related list. Product processes are stored in the Software Product Process [samp_sw_product_process] table.
If a product process does not exist for a software product, you can create a custom one on the form. Product processes are stored in the Custom Product Process [samp_custom_product_process] table.
Some software products may not include a product process, but new product processes are added weekly through the content library updates.
Procedure
Example: Create a reclamation rule to import Microsoft SCCM usage data
Create a reclamation rule to pull in the total usage data for Microsoft Excel from Microsoft SCCM.
To begin creating a reclamation rule, add the following information to the Reclamation Rule form.
Field | Description |
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Name | Microsoft Excel |
Applies to | Installed Software |
Reclamation type | Total Usage Time |
Usage Metering Data | |
Aggregate usage by | Last Month |
Total hours used | 20 |
Click Save.

A software product already exists for Microsoft Excel, so you need to associate the product with the reclamation rule.
On the Software Product related list, click Edit.
On the Edit Members form, navigate to Excel in the Collection column and select Excel. Add it to the Software Product List column.

Click Save.

Two product processes are associated with Excel. Click the Product Process related list to view the product processes.

On the Reclamation Rule form, click Save.
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