SAMP Software subscription data does not automatically map to the corresponding Software ModelsDescription"SAM - Import User Subscriptions" job would import the Software subscriptions for Office 365 or Adobe. Link to the job: https://<instance-name>.service-now.com/nav_to.do?uri=sysauto_script.do?sys_id=0a9fc2e087600300697c6ccfb7cb0bbf In some cases the subscription data is loaded but they are not associated to the corresponding Software model records. Subscription data would be loaded into this table: samp_sw_subscriptionRelease or EnvironmentSoftware Asset Management Professional for Adobe/Software Asset Management Professional for Microsoft plugins are installed.CauseThe job "SAM - Import User Subscriptions" did not complete successfully and might have some issues while looking yup the content. The job status can be checked in the 'samp_job_log' table. When running the scheduled job through the background script below errors are observed: Job was run like below: new SamImportUserSubscriptions().process(); Errors observed: CanonicalName: Discovered Name: 'Adobe Systems' Canonical is: 'Adobe Systems'CanonicalName: Discovered Name: Adobe Systems core_company is: 445182cfdb80ff406adb54904b961961Background message, type:error, message: Publisher and Product manufacturer do not matchOperation against file 'cmdb_software_product_model' was aborted by Business Rule 'Product should match publisher^1fd013d2dbf733448812644a4b9619c9'. Business Rule Stack:Product should match publisher The reason why "Product should match publisher" business rule was failing is because there are two core_company records for Adobe Systems. ResolutionCombine the two company records into one and running the job again fixed the issue.