--- title: View IBM PVU mappings for the legacy IBM PVU Process Pack description: Every rule listed in the IBM PVU Table is represented by one PVU mapping record in the legacy Software Asset Management \(com.snc.software\_asset\_management\) plugin. locale: en-US canonical_url: https://www.servicenow.com/docs/r/australia/it-service-management/software-asset-management/t\_ViewingIBMPVUMappings.html release: australia product: Software Asset Management classification: software-asset-management topic_type: task last_updated: "2026-03-12" reading_time_minutes: 1 breadcrumb: [Legacy IBM PVU Process Pack, Legacy Software Asset Management plugin, ITSM Software Asset Management, Asset Management common applications, IT Service Management] --- # View IBM PVU mappings for the legacy IBM PVU Process Pack Every rule listed in the IBM PVU Table is represented by one PVU mapping record in the legacy Software Asset Management \(com.snc.software\_asset\_management\) plugin. ## Before you begin Role required: sam ## About this task For example, in the IBM PVU Table there is one line with processor name POWER5 QCM and in IBM PVU mappings there is a line representing POWER5 QCM. \[Omitted image "PVUMappingsList.png"\] Alt text: PVU mappings list ## Procedure 1. Navigate to **All** > **Software Asset** > **Reconciliation** > **IBM PVU Mappings**. 2. Click a **Short Description** for detailed information about the mapping. \[Omitted image "SAMPVUMapping.png"\] Alt text: SAM PVU mapping The fields are for information only and cannot be edited. |Field|Description| |-----|-----------| |Processor names|Names of running processors. Processor names are separated by commas.| |Model-based condition|Regular expression used to determine whether the server model number of a computer's processor definition matches that of the PVU entry.| |Socket-based condition|Regular expression used to determine whether the number of sockets of a computer's processor definition matches that of the PVU entry.| |Short description|A short description of this PVU mapping.| |PVUs per core|Number of processor value units consumed \(according to the IBM PVU chart\) by each core.| |Max cores|Maximum number of cores on the processor family, as shown in the IBM PVU Table \(rightmost column under cores per socket\).| |Rule publication date|Date published by IBM on the PVU Rules table.| **Parent Topic:**[Legacy IBM PVU Process Pack](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ServiceNow/ServiceNowDocs/australia/markdown/australia/it-service-management/software-asset-management/c_IBMPVUProcessPack.md)