Introduction
The Applications tab lists all software installed on a device, as reported by the Level agent. Use it to verify what's installed, check versions, and identify which user context an application was installed under.
Viewing Applications
Open any device and click Applications in the left-side device navigation.
Each row shows one installed application:
Name — application display name
Publisher — the publisher as recorded in the OS
Version — installed version number
Size — install size on disk (
--if not reported by the OS)Install Date — when the application was installed (
--if not recorded)User — the account context under which the application was installed (e.g.,
Systemfor machine-wide installs, or a specific username for per-user installs)
All columns are sortable. Use the Search field to filter by name or publisher.
Customizing Columns
Click Columns in the top-right corner to show or hide columns. Your selection persists across sessions.
ℹ️ NOTE: The Applications tab is read-only. To install or uninstall software, use an automation with an install or script action. See Automations → Actions.
FAQ
Can I install or uninstall an application from this tab? The Applications tab is read-only. To install or remove software, use an automation with an install or uninstall action, or run a script through Manage (Background Management) → Terminal. See Automations → Actions.
Why does an application show "--" for Size or Install Date? Some applications don't write size or install date to the OS registry or package manager. When the agent can't retrieve a value, it shows
--. This is more common on macOS and Linux than Windows.What's the difference between "System" and a username in the User column?
Systemmeans the application was installed machine-wide (available to all users). A specific username means it was installed as a per-user application and is only available under that account.Who can see the Applications tab? Any technician with access to the device's group can view the Applications tab. Permissions are managed at the group level — see Workspace → Permissions.