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endoflife.date is an open database of product support lifecycles. For about 490 products, such as Windows, Windows Server, macOS, VMware ESXi, SQL Server, Office, firewall firmware and phones, it lists each release with the date its active support, security support and extended support end. Connect it, and Neo reads those dates.

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What Neo can do with endoflife.date

  • Run a scheduled agent that lists each client’s devices and applications that are past end of life, or that reach it in the coming months
  • Note on a ticket whether the device’s operating system still gets security updates
  • Tell a client which machines need an upgrade before support ends
Neo reads the devices and their versions from your RMM, such as the operating system on each device and the software it has installed, and matches each version to its release on endoflife.date. A Windows device is matched by its build and edition, so Windows 11 Pro and Windows 11 Enterprise on the same build get their own end dates. See endoflife.date API for the permission group. endoflife.date covers operating systems, server software, applications, databases, firmware, and some devices: phones, tablets, Surface and Raspberry Pi. It does not cover the PCs and servers of Dell, HP or Lenovo. For those, the agent reports the warranty end date your RMM holds for the device, and for Dell hardware the support end date from Dell Warranty when you connect it.

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Next steps

Connect endoflife.date

Switch it on in Neo. endoflife.date is open data and needs no key.