> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.debricked.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.debricked.com/product/sbom-management/view-sbom-data/licenses.md).

# Licenses

Use the **Licenses** tab to review license information across imported SBOMs.

Use **Search by license name or repository** to find a license. Use the entries selector to change the number of displayed rows.

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### License information

The **Licenses** tab displays the following information:

* **Name** identifies the license.
* **License Risk** shows the license risk classification.
* **Dependencies** lists components using the license.
* **License family** shows the license family.

### See information about a specific license

Select a license to open its detail view. The **All repositories** tab lists repositories that use the license.

The table shows:

* **Repository** identifies the repository using the license.
* **License risk** shows the license risk classification for that repository.
* **Dependencies** shows the number of components using the license.

Use **Search by repository name** to find a repository. Use the entries selector to change displayed rows.

Click **Export table** to export the visible, filtered table data. Select **Generate export** to create a license export. See [License export](/product/exporting-sbom/license-export.md) for more information.


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