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# Library Overview
> Overview of the Iru Endpoint Library for managing apps, profiles, scripts, and configurations. Curate Library Items and assign them to device Blueprints.
The Library works for all device types
The Library inside your Iru Endpoint tenant is where you can curate, create, and select items that can be added to any Blueprint.
### Library Interface Overview
In the Library, use **Library Sections** in the sidebar to show all Library Items or only items in a section (for example **All**, **Auto Apps**, **App Store apps**, or **Custom scripts**). For a full list of sections and what each one includes, see [Library Sections](#library-sections) at the end of this article.
Use the **Search** field to find items by name, type, or label.
Use the drop-down menus (**Type**, **Device**, **Install status**, **Install type**, **Blueprint**, **State**) to narrow the list.
Click the sort control (up and down arrows) and choose how items are ordered: **Library Item name (A-Z)**, **Library Item name (Z-A)**, **Newest Created**, **Oldest Created**, or **Recently Updated**.
Click the **Sync App Store Apps** icon to pull any recent changes to Apps and Books.
Click **Add Library Item** at the top right of the Library to add a new Library Item.
### Library Item Labels
A **Label** helps you tell one Library Item apart from another in the Iru Endpoint Web App when you use the same **Auto App**, **App Store App**, or **Managed OS** more than once (for example two copies with different Blueprint assignments or enforcement).
Open the Library Item you want to label. To locate it in the Library, use **Library Interface Overview** above or [Managing Library](/en/endpoint/getting-started/blueprints-and-library/managing-library).
Click **Edit**.
Enter a **Label** for the Library Item.
Click **Save**.
For labels when you add the same **Auto App**, **App Store App**, or **Managed OS** more than once, see [Understanding Auto App Settings for macOS](/en/endpoint/library/auto-apps/understanding-auto-app-settings-for-macos), [Understanding Auto App Settings for Windows](/en/endpoint/library/auto-apps/understanding-auto-app-settings-for-windows), [Understanding Managed OS for Apple Platforms](/en/endpoint/library/managed-os/understanding-managed-os-for-apple-platforms), and [Configure Apps and Books](/en/endpoint/settings/apple-integrations/configure-apps-and-books) for App Store App Library Items.
### Library Item Notes
You can add notes to any Library Item to keep your team informed about changes, the intent of a configuration, or other context. Notes are visible to anyone with access to the Library Item in the Iru Endpoint Web App and help maintain consistency when multiple admins manage the same items.
Open the Library Item you want to add a note for.
Click the **Notes** tab.
Click **+ Create note**.
Enter your note in the editor. You can use the formatting options at the top of the prompt as needed.
Click **Save** to store the note.
To edit an existing note, click the ellipsis next to the note and choose **Edit**.
To delete a note, click the ellipsis next to the note and choose **Delete note**.
### Glimpses
The Library Item page displays glimpses to the left of the assigned Blueprint information in each Library Item card. Glimpses help provide insight into how you’ve configured the availability and enforcement options for a Library Item.
Indicates that the Library Item is set to install and continuously enforce.
Indicates that the Library Item is offered in Self Service.
Indicates that the Library Item is set to install once per device.
Indicates that the Library Item is set to update if it is already installed, but will not install the application on its own.
### Library Item Duplication
Most Library Items can be easily duplicated to create a new item with the same configurations and assets, such as installer packages and scripts. However, this does not apply to Bookmarks, Liftoff, and SCEP.
You can duplicate from the **Library** list or from an open **Library Item**.
#### From the Library
Navigate to the **Library** page in the Iru Endpoint Web App.
Find the Library Item you want to duplicate in the list, then click the **ellipsis** next to its name.
Click **Duplicate**.
Click **Yes, duplicate** to confirm duplication.
Edit the **Title**, [**Label**](#library-item-labels), and **Blueprint** Assignment as appropriate. If the title is editable, (COPY) will be appended to it by default. Otherwise, it will be added to the [**Label**](#library-item-labels).
#### From the Library Item
Navigate to the **Library** page in the Iru Endpoint Web App.
Open the Library Item you want to duplicate.
Click the **ellipsis** in the Library Item header.
Click **Duplicate**.
Click **Yes, duplicate** to confirm duplication.
Edit the **Title**, [**Label**](#library-item-labels), and **Blueprint** Assignment as appropriate. If the title is editable, (COPY) will be appended to it by default. Otherwise, it will be added to the [**Label**](#library-item-labels).
The **Activity** timeline for each Library Item shows duplication events. The source Library Item will have an entry that says "**Library Item Duplicated**" with details including which Library Item it was duplicated *to.* The first "Library Item Created" activity entry for the duplicate Library Item will have details containing which Library Item it was duplicated *from.*
### Assigning Duplicated Self-Conflicting Library Items to One Blueprint
If duplicates of a specific **Auto App**, **App Store App**, or **Managed OS** Library Item need to be assigned to the same Blueprint, there are several prerequisites that need to be fulfilled.
#### Prerequisites
* The duplicated Library Item needs a [Label](#library-item-labels) to make it unique.
* The Blueprint must use the **Advanced View** for the Assignment Maps. For more information about the Advanced View, please see the Advanced View section of the [Creating a Blueprint](/en/endpoint/blueprints/assignment-maps/creating-a-blueprint#advanced-view).
#### Self-Conflicting Library Item icon
When two **Auto App**, **App Store App**, or **Managed OS** Library Items for the same app or managed OS configuration are assigned on the same Blueprint, they are **self-conflicting** with each other. Each affected Library Item tile shows the 
**Self-Conflicting Library Item icon** in the Blueprint **Assignment Map** view (stacked cards with a slash). Hover the icon to read how assignment is resolved for that item.
The hover text follows this pattern. In the product, *type name* is replaced with the name of that Library Item type (for example, **Auto App**, **App Store App**, or **Managed OS**). For how those types are organized in the Library UI, see [Library Sections](#library-sections). **App Store App** tooltips also include that app's display name.
> Only one *type name* Library Item may be assigned per device for the same app or managed OS configuration. Devices which qualify for more than one will receive whichever is scoped to them last (farthest right) on the map.
#### Create Assignment Logic
You add a branch in the Blueprint Assignment Map so the duplicate is used only under the conditions you define, such as a second **1Password 8** Auto App Library Item for **New Hire** devices while the original stays on the main path, or a second **Managed OS** Library Item scoped to a different device group.
Go to **Blueprints** and open the Blueprint you want to configure.
Select **Edit assignments**.
Add a **conditional block** and define the conditionals (for example, **Tags contain one of** **New Hire**). See [Using Conditional Logic in Blueprints](/en/endpoint/blueprints/assignment-maps/using-conditional-logic-in-blueprints) for detail.
Drag the duplicated Library Item from the Library Item Bank onto the branch that matches those conditions, and drag the original **Auto App**, **App Store App**, or **Managed OS** Library Item onto the **else** path or your default branch so each device group gets the correct build.
Click **Save**.
#### Add to Existing Assignment Map Logic
When conditional blocks are already configured on the Assignment Map, add the duplicated Library Item to the appropriate block so it does not target the same devices as the original. Follow these steps:
Edit the duplicated **Auto App**, **App Store App**, or **Managed OS** Library Item you would like to assign.
Click **Assign** and choose the appropriate Assignment Map.
Drag the duplicated Library Item from the Library Item Bank onto a block where it would not be assigned to the same devices as the original Library Item.
Click **Done**.
Click **Save**.
### Library Sections
Iru Endpoint lets you block specific applications from being opened on enrolled macOS, Windows, and Android devices using the App Blocking Library Item.
Refer to [Configure the App Blocking Library Item](/en/endpoint/library/library-items-profiles/configure-the-app-blocking-library-item) to learn more.
Apps from the App Store are available to be added to Iru Endpoint. When you add licenses to Iru Endpoint from within Apple Business or Apple School Manager, that app will show as available in this section. You can see which device type the app is made for at the bottom of the app, or you can filter by device type at the top of the Library page. You can also click **Sync App Store Apps** next to the Add Library Item button near the top right of the page to pull the latest App Store assignments from the portal.
When deployment or licensing issues generate alerts in Iru Endpoint, see our [Global Alerts](/en/endpoint/devices/global-alerts) support article for details.
Refer to [Configure Apps and Books](/en/endpoint/settings/apple-integrations/configure-apps-and-books) to learn more about Apple Business or Apple School Manager Apps and Books support within Iru Endpoint.
Auto Apps are pre-packaged, hosted, and automatically patched according to your chosen enforcement policy. All Iru Endpoint Auto Apps that you've added to your Library are displayed in the Auto Apps section.
For more information, see our [Auto App Overview](/en/endpoint/library/auto-apps/auto-apps-overview) and our [List of Available Auto Apps](https://www.iru.com/library-items).
Bookmarks Library Items hold bookmarks (links) for resources that are made available in Self Service.
Refer to [Self Service: Bookmarks](/en/endpoint/settings/self-service/self-service-bookmarks) to learn more.
All Custom Apps that you've uploaded to Iru Endpoint will be located in your Library. On Mac, custom apps can be added through an installer package (PKG or MPKG), disk image (DMG), or ZIP file; on Windows, use a zip containing an MSI or EXE installer. Refer to [Custom Apps Overview](/en/endpoint/library/library-items-profiles/custom-apps-overview) to learn more. For step-by-step setup, see [Configure the Mac Custom App Library Item](/en/endpoint/library/library-items-profiles/configure-the-custom-apps-library-item) or [Configure the Windows Custom App Library Item](/en/endpoint/library/library-items-profiles/configure-the-windows-custom-app-library-item).
When install or audit failures generate alerts in Iru Endpoint, see our [Global Alerts](/en/endpoint/devices/global-alerts) support article for details.
Custom Printers are available in your Library. Install and set up printers and printer drivers using the Iru Agent. Choose to have the agent continuously enforce printers to verify their settings. Unmatched settings will be remediated automatically.
When printer installation or enforcement issues generate alerts in Iru Endpoint, see our [Global Alerts](/en/endpoint/devices/global-alerts) support article for details.
Refer to [Custom Printers](/en/endpoint/library/library-items-profiles/custom-printers-overview) to learn more.
You can have Custom Scripts in your Library. Run any type of script supported by macOS. Choose to run once per device or continuously, and add an optional remediation script that can be run when needed. If you do not specify a shell or interpreter, scripts will run in the standard shell (/bin/sh).
When audit or remediation failures generate alerts in Iru Endpoint, see our [Global Alerts](/en/endpoint/devices/global-alerts) support article for details.
Refer to [Custom Scripts Overview](/en/endpoint/library/library-items-profiles/custom-scripts-overview) to learn more.
Endpoint Detection & Response (EDR) functionality is available for Mac devices assigned to Blueprints containing EDR. You can view identified threats in the Iru Endpoint Web App on the **Detections** page (under **Endpoint** in the left-hand navigation) and on the device record page.
Refer to [Overview of Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR)](/en/endpoint/endpoint-detection-response-edr/endpoint-detection-and-response-edr-overview), [Configuring the EDR Library Item](/en/endpoint/endpoint-detection-response-edr/configure-the-edr-library-item), and [Configuring the Accessory & Storage Access Library Item](/en/endpoint/endpoint-detection-response-edr/configure-the-accessory-and-storage-access-library-item) to learn more.
Items in this section configure the behavior of [Automated Device Enrollment](/en/endpoint/settings/apple-integrations/configure-automated-device-enrollment), [Liftoff](/en/endpoint/library/library-items-profiles/configure-the-liftoff-library-item), and [Passport](/en/endpoint/library/passport/configure-the-passport-library-item), allowing you to customize enrollment, setup, and login behaviors.
The **Google Play apps** section lists Android applications you add through the Google Play Library Item and assign to work profile devices. The integration uses a Google Play iframe in Iru Endpoint; [Android Setup](/en/endpoint/getting-started/platform-setup/android-setup) must be complete before it will load.
Refer to [Configure Android Apps with Google Play Library Item](/en/endpoint/library/library-items-profiles/configure-android-apps-with-google-play-library-item) to learn more.
Refer to [Configuring the In-House App Library](/en/endpoint/library/library-items-profiles/configure-the-in-house-app-library-item) to learn more.
Managed OS Library Items let you manage operating system versions across your fleet. You can add the same Managed OS more than once and use [**labels**](#library-item-labels) to tell copies apart in the Iru Endpoint Web App.
Refer to [Configuring Managed OS for macOS](/en/endpoint/library/managed-os/configure-managed-os-for-macos), [Understanding Managed OS for Apple Platforms](/en/endpoint/library/managed-os/understanding-managed-os-for-apple-platforms), and [Configuring Managed OS for iOS, iPadOS, and tvOS](/en/endpoint/library/managed-os/configure-managed-os-for-ios-ipados-and-tvos) to learn more.
The **Profiles** section groups configuration profile Library Items for Apple devices, including [Custom Profiles](/en/endpoint/library/library-items-profiles/custom-profiles-overview) you build or upload as `.mobileconfig` files, plus other MDM configuration items that ship as profile-style Library Items in Iru Endpoint.
When profile installation or validation issues generate alerts in Iru Endpoint, see our [Global Alerts](/en/endpoint/devices/global-alerts) support article for details.
Refer to [Custom Profiles Overview](/en/endpoint/library/library-items-profiles/custom-profiles-overview) to learn more. For individual configuration types, see the Library Item articles under **Library** in the docs navigation.
For Custom Apps, Custom Scripts, and Custom Printers, you can upload an icon next to the title. PNG, JPG, and ICNS are the recommended file types when using this feature.
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