Description of Problem

Red Hat Hybrid Cloud Console Inventory does not display the field "Created By : Login ID/Activation Key"  after opening the system profile in the inventory.

Since the older inventory (https://access.redhat.com/management/systems) is now deprecated and migrated to the new inventory (https://console.redhat.com/insights/inventory), so customer wanted to know who has created the system profile in the inventory or which user has registered the system profile. Previously on the Red Hat Customer Portal they could see which username was used to register a system.

On Red Hat Hybrid Cloud Console, although we can find the Registered date under System status section, there is no field which specifies the username/activation key who registered the system like Created By on Customer Portal.

Activation keys are used by many customers at a departmental level to allow registration of systems. Customers would like a means to show which activation keys(s) were used to register a system so that they could track usage at a per-departmental level. 

As a Org-Admin, customer would like to know details of the system profiles reported to the HBI and they would like to know which login ID/activation key was used by a user to register a system so that they can do housekeeping. In case of over utilization/registration, they can reach out to the respective user to limit the registrations.

For directly connected servers, we could use subscription-manager information to display which login ID/activation key was used.

For satellite connected servers where the data is reported via satellite inventory upload plugin, customer could match the system profile in satellite inventory to find the actual user ID/activation key for consumer profile but it is not possible for the directly connected servers as HBI is the only place where the details are visible.

For satellite connected servers, we could display the created by : satellite activation key.

Similar RFE but this is only for exposing the actual activation key details in the inventory https://issues.redhat.com/browse/BIZ-639