# DBOM

The DBOM or Delivery bill of actions and materials displays the details of the application lifecycle throughout, till it is deployed. It captures the end-to-end visibility into all artifacts and related actions taken (code analysis and scanning, dependency validation, approvals, etc.) for software delivery and deployment.

DBOM is an integral component of OpsMx Secure Software Delivery solutions. It enhances software delivery transparency and attestation, and gives visibility over continuous delivery and deployment. 

### Application View

The DBOM (Delivery Bill of Materials) for an application is a collection of all policies evaluated for the application, along with a number of services in which they failed or passed. It contains the different stages and their app-level risk status/score and the overall risk status of the application. 

Select **Application View** to view the DBOM details of the selected application. 

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On clicking the Service or Artifact, the available services and artifacts for the application are displayed.&#x20;

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### Service View

The delivery bill of materials or DBOM for the services is a collection of all policies evaluated across all the deployments in an application, along with a number of services in which they failed or passed. It contain the different stages and their app-level risk status/score and the overall risk status of the application.&#x20;

Select **Service View** to view the DBOM details of all the services available for the selected application. You can click View SBOM to view the SBOM details of the application.&#x20;

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In the OSS Risk column, click View to view the available libraries for the given application and the related details of it.&#x20;

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