--- title: Product subscriptions overview description: View a summary of your product subscriptions in Subscription Management. locale: en-US canonical_url: https://www.servicenow.com/docs/r/australia/platform-administration/subscriptions-overview-v2.html release: australia topic_type: concept last_updated: "2026-03-12" reading_time_minutes: 4 breadcrumb: [Explore, Subscription Management, Get started, Administer the ServiceNow AI Platform] --- # Product subscriptions overview View a summary of your product subscriptions in Subscription Management. ## Key benefits - Determine whether you have any over-allocated subscriptions. - Check for unallocated subscriptions that you can allocate to maximize usage and give users entitlement to ServiceNow products. - Determine whether any custom tables in the global scope or any custom applications aren't mapped to subscriptions. - Stay in compliance by monitoring the **Status** column in the list of product subscriptions. \[Omitted image "subscription-management-overview.png"\] Alt text: Overview of product subscriptions. ## Required ServiceNow AI Platform roles The usage\_admin, sn\_sub\_man.admin, or admin roles are required to view and edit Subscription Management. ## Accessing product subscription overview information View subscription overview information on the **Overview** tab in Subscription Management by navigating to **Admin** > **Subscription Management** or **All** > **Subscription Management** > **Subscription Management**. ## Accessing user-based subscription information Allocation details and status for user-based subscriptions are hidden from the Subscription Management overview to help prevent inaccuracy when allocations are incomplete. Contact your account executive for complete user-based subscription allocation details. ## Use cases View a summary of your instance-level entitlements in the **Instance entitlements** tab. - Identify when subscriptions are over-allocated and view insights into actions you can take to maximize subscription usage. - Determine whether any custom tables and custom applications on your instance aren't mapped to a valid product subscription. You must map custom tables and custom applications that you create to a product subscription. - View product subscription details by selecting the product name. - Identify which type of subscriptions you have by viewing the values in the **Type** column. The subscription type determines the properties and attributes of the product subscriptions that your company receives and whether to allocate subscriptions manually. - Product subscription types include per-user, capacity, unrestricted user, unlimited, and display only. - Per-user subscriptions are automatically allocated by role for administrators that haven't manually allocated per-user subscriptions before. If an administrator has manually allocated per-user subscriptions in the past, they can continue to make manual allocations.. Capacity, unrestricted user, and unlimited subscriptions are allocated on your instance automatically. Display-only subscriptions aren't measured on your instance. - Product subscriptions provide entitlements for different applications and can include different add-ons. For more information, see [Types of subscriptions in Subscription Management](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ServiceNow/ServiceNowDocs/australia/markdown/australia/platform-administration/types-subscription-v2.md). - Determine whether your subscription allocations are in compliance by viewing the values in the **Status** column. Adjust allocations if subscriptions are over-allocated. - **Compliant** The number of allocated subscriptions is below the number of purchased subscriptions. - **Near capacity** The number of allocated subscriptions exceeds the threshold for your instance. You define the threshold on the **Settings** tab. - **Even** The number of allocated subscriptions equals the number of purchased subscriptions. - **Over-allocated** The number of allocated subscriptions exceeds the number of purchased subscriptions. - **Account-level only** The subscription allocation status isn't calculated. Only applies to Creator Plus products. You can customize the near capacity threshold for your instance in the **Settings** tab. For more information, see [Configure subscription allocation status in Subscription Management](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ServiceNow/ServiceNowDocs/australia/markdown/australia/platform-administration/configure-subscription-allocation-status-v2.md). - View a summary of the Creator Plus subscriptions on the instance that you're currently accessing. - View the total number of Creator Plus subscriptions that your company has purchased in the **Purchased** column. - Contact your account executive for up-to-date information about per-user subscription allocations. View a summary of your account-level entitlements in the **Account entitlements** tab. - View an account-level summary of Now Assist usage. - View the aggregated total of Now Assist usage entitlements from all the subscriptions that your account has purchased in the **Purchased** column. - View the total number of Now Assist usage entitlements consumed across all your instances in the **Allocated** column. - View additional details about Now Assist usage by selecting the product name. - View an account-level summary of Now Assist creators. - View the total number of Creator Plus subscriptions that your account has purchased in the **Purchased** column. - View additional details about Now Assist creators by selecting the product name. - View an account-level summary of your cloud capacity. - View the total amount of cloud capacity that your account has purchased in the **Purchased** column. - View the total amount of cloud capacity consumed across all your instances in the **Allocated** column. - View additional details about cloud capacity by selecting the product name. ## Reports |Title|Type|Source Table|Description| |-----|----|------------|-----------| |Insights|List|Subscription Insights definition \[sn\_sub\_man\_st\_subscription\_insights\]|List of over-allocated subscriptions and available subscriptions| |Unmapped global custom tables|Single Score|Custom Table Inventory \[ua\_custom\_table\_inventory\]|Count of custom tables that aren't mapped to a subscription| |Unmapped custom applications|Single Score|Custom Table Inventory \[ua\_custom\_table\_inventory\]|Count of custom applications that aren't mapped to a subscription|