End of Life Is a Managed-Client Planning Problem.

End-of-life planning requires an authoritative device, operating-system, or application inventory. That is managed-client work or an approved post-engagement data source—not a claim a public domain scan or basic OAuth prospecting view can support.

Use the right inventory

Collect device, operating-system, and application versions from an approved managed-client source such as device management, RMM, or a validated asset register.

Turn dates into decisions

For every supported-life deadline, assign a business owner, technical owner, replacement path, budget range, dependency, and target date.

Do not overclaim prospecting data

Public-domain and basic tenant assessments can start a planning conversation, but they are not a complete endpoint inventory.

Put it to work

Build a replacement register with asset, version, support deadline, business owner, budget owner, and target date.

Next step: Build a replacement register with asset, version, support deadline, business owner, budget owner, and target date.

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