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# Connecting endoflife.date to Neo

> Switch on endoflife.date's open API in Neo and give an agent your RMM's device and software inventory

endoflife.date is open data: there is no account and no API key. You switch the integration on once at the MSP level, so your agents can read it.

## 1. Switch it on in Neo

**1. Open Integrations**

Open [**Integrations → endoflife.date**](https://dashboard.neoagent.io/integrations?open=endoflife_date) in the Neo Dashboard. The card is under Customer Success.

**2. Save**

Choose **Enabled** under **Access** and click **Save**. Neo calls endoflife.date once before it saves, to check that it answers.

## 2. Give the agent your inventory

endoflife.date knows products, not your clients' devices. The agent reads those from your RMM: the operating system of each device, and the software installed on it.

Open the agent from [**Agents**](https://dashboard.neoagent.io/agents) and go to its **Tools & Settings** tab. Under **Customer Success**, set the **endoflife.date** block's **Product Lifecycles** to Read Only. Under **RMM**, give your RMM's device and software inventory groups Read Only access too: Devices and Audit for Datto RMM.

A report of many devices runs in the agent's sandbox, so it can read every device and every product in one run.

## 3. Set up the report

Set up a scheduled agent that runs once a month, or ask Neo Support to set it up for you. In its instructions, say which clients to cover, how many months ahead counts as "soon", and where the report goes: an email, a ticket per client, or a document.

The agent lists each device with its release, its status and the date. A device it could not match to a release stays in the report with the reason, so nothing is left out quietly.

See [endoflife.date API](https://docs.neoagent.io/agents/tools/sales/endoflife-date-api.md) for what the agent reads.


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