Asset Inventory
The Inventory view lists every resource the discovery pipeline has found, across every connected account and region.
Columns
| Column | What it holds |
|---|---|
| Asset | The resource name, with its type |
| Provider | Which cloud it was discovered in |
| Region | The region it lives in |
| Account | The account or subscription that owns it |
| State | The resource's current lifecycle state |
| Last seen | How long ago discovery last confirmed it exists |
What about cost?
Estate answers what exists and how it is connected; it does not report what a resource costs. For cost — what you spent, who owns it, forecast, budgets, anomalies and savings — see Onam FinOps, which is a separate product built on your billing data.
Last seen, and why it matters
Every asset carries the time discovery last confirmed it. A resource that stops appearing does not silently vanish from the list; its last-seen time ages, which is how decommissioned-but-not-really infrastructure becomes visible.
If last-seen times across a whole account are ageing together, that is a pipeline problem rather than a decommissioning event. Check Pipeline before concluding anything about the account.
Pagination on large estates
Inventory listings are keyset-paginated. On estates past a few hundred thousand assets, offset pagination degrades badly enough to exceed the query timeout — keyset paging holds a constant cost per page regardless of how deep you are in the list.