Addigy vs Fleetsmith

• Easy to use
• Support is always reachable
• Built-in profile manager
• Constantly evolving

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• Fleetsmith does a great job of being unobtrusive on managed devices. After initial deployment, one might never know it’s there except when it prompts to enforce a software update.
• Fleetsmith has sensible defaults and relatively few decisions for the administrator to make; for most applications and configurations, it’s sufficient to enforce a minimum version. For more complex use cases, I suggest falling back on Fleetsmith’s ability to install tools such as Puppet and run arbitrary shell commands.

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• UI could be cleaner
• System update scheduler needs more details
• Needs to implement a "Please wait we are installing things" screen

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• We were told that this was in the works and it would be implemented at the beginning of the year 2019. That has still not happened and whenever we ask about this functionality we cannot get a good answer.
• Management of devices that are already in the field—we were told that in order to use Fleetsmith as we would like (pushing apps to devices) we would have to get each device and set them up from a Mac.
• Integration with Windows.

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• Positive - it's ease allows us to fix computers very quickly
• Negative - they had a bad outage in the last few months - but then again all cloud companies have
• Positive - I can pull any information about any computer - making my job as an IT manager easier.

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• Lesser cost for managing device, instead of getting more manpower to do it manually.
• Lesser security threats (which will cause financial damage) as all devices are configured according the the company security policies, such as firewalls, media management, app security updates.

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