If a software entitlement has no available rights but has allocations, what will the Product Results and Model Results show?

When a software entitlement has no available rights but has allocations, the situation indicates that the organization has allocated software licenses to users or devices without sufficient rights to justify those allocations. In this scenario, the Product Results and Model Results will reflect a status of "Not Compliant."

Being "Not Compliant" signifies that the organization does not hold the necessary rights to cover the software it has allocated. Compliance in software asset management is determined by the alignment of entitlements, which include the rights to use a specific amount of software, against the actual usage or allocation of that software. If rights are lacking, it creates a discrepancy, and this will result in a non-compliant status.

In summary, the lack of available rights compared to existing allocations directly leads to a compliance violation, making the output of both the Product Results and Model Results indicate a status of "Not Compliant."