Lansweeper¶
No native Lansweeper connector (yet)
SentriKat does not currently pull inventory from Lansweeper. A native connector is on the roadmap; this page shows the supported ways to get a Lansweeper-discovered estate into SentriKat today.
Option 1: SentriKat agents (recommended)¶
If you can push software to your fleet (Intune/SCCM/GPO/PDQ), deploy the SentriKat agent. See SCCM / Intune / GPO. Agents give you continuously fresh inventory with per-host keys, offline detection and version drift, which a point-in-time export cannot.
Option 2: CSV import from a Lansweeper report¶
- In Lansweeper, build a software report (asset, software name, publisher, version) and export it as CSV
- In SentriKat: Inventory → Import CSV / SBOM and upload it
- Review the import queue (SentriKat matches names to its product catalog; anything ambiguous waits for your approval instead of guessing)
Re-import on your own schedule to refresh. Good fit when agents are not an option (unmanaged networks, OT segments).
Option 3: push via the REST API¶
Automate the same flow server-side: create an integration API key in SentriKat (Integrations) and push inventory programmatically. See REST Import. A small scheduled job that reads the Lansweeper API/DB and POSTs to SentriKat keeps the two in sync without agents.
Which one?¶
| Situation | Use |
|---|---|
| You can deploy software to endpoints | Agents: richest data, self-refreshing |
| One-off or periodic snapshot is enough | CSV import |
| You want hands-off sync from Lansweeper | REST push on a schedule |