# All (Mac)

The *All* tab displays a list of all computers which have the Cloud Agent and all supported applications currently installed on the target computers.

Click *Filters* and select from the available categories to filter the list displayed on the grid.

To display the list of applications in groups or ungrouped, click the *Grouped by Application* button 

The following information is displayed:

* Computer – Displays the computer name.
* Group – Displays the group to which the computer belongs. By default, the computer is assigned to the *Default* group.
* Tags – Displays all tags assigned to the computer.
* Applications – Displays the list of applications. There are two ways to view the applications:

#### **Grouped View**

By default, pre-defined apps are grouped and displayed by categories along with the total number of apps for each category.

* Web Browsers
* Messaging
* Media
* Documents
* Utilities
* Compression
* Developer Tools
* Online Storage
* Other
* Security

Under *Grouped* view, each cell displays the number of installed/outdated apps under each category.

For example, there are 3 apps under *Web Browsers*. The cell will display ‘3 installed’ when all the web browser apps are up-to-date. If a category has both installed and outdated apps, the cell will display only the number of the outdated apps.

You can update the outdated apps by clicking on the cell containing the outdated apps and then clicking *Update* on the top right.

To view the apps for a particular category, click the app category. The apps for the selected category will be displayed as well as installed/outdated/failed update status for each app. To return to the previous view, click the X on the category filter.

#### **Ungrouped View**

The grid displays each app in a column, the category each app belongs to, the app version that is installed on the computer, and app failed update status for each computer.

Outdated app versions are displayed in orange text. Failed app updates are displayed with an orange cell background.


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