After onboarding the accounts successfully, you can view the details of all the onboarded accounts on the Cloud Accounts page.

To view the onboarded account details:

1. Go to Administration > Configuration > Cloud Accounts.

2. Click the required cloud account (AWS, Azure, or GCP).

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3. Select the Accounts tab for AWS, Subscriptions tab for Azure, and Projects tab for GCP.

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   The tab name varies depending on the selected cloud account.

In this article, the Subscriptions tab is shown as an example. On the Subscriptions tab, you can do the following:

1. Add filters to view specific accounts.
2. For each subscription, you can see:
   • Subscription Name: The name of the subscription. Click the name to view additional details:
     • Details

       • Status: The status of the scan configuration (Successfully Configured, Pending Configuration, Needs Attention) for the account.
       • Business Unit: The business unit assigned with the account.
       • Onboarding Date: The date and time the account was onboarded

       • CloudTrail:

         Cloud Trail details are displayed only for AWS accounts.

         • Bucket Name: The name of the S3 bucket associated with CloudTrail.
         • Prefix: The prefix specified in the CloudTrail bucket path.
         • Bucket Account ID: The AWS account ID where the CloudTrail S3 bucket is present.

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     • Issues

       • View the configuration issues that occurred while onboarding the account along with the resolution steps. To learn more, see Viewing Onboarding Issues.

       • From the Actions drop-down menu, you can change the business unit or delete an onboarded account.

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   • Subscription ID: The unique identifier of the subscription.
   • Business Unit: The business unit assigned to the account.
   • Status: The status of the scan configuration (Successfully Configured, Pending Configuration, Needs Attention).

3. Select different actions from the Manage drop-down menu. To learn more, see About Cloud Accounts.

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4. Search for a specific account in the searchable columns.
5. Modify the table and its columns.
6. Click the Action icon to change the business unit or delete a subscription.
7. Select multiple accounts and perform the same action on all of them at the same time, like changing the business unit or deleting the onboarded accounts.