ManageEngine AssetExplorer vs. itemit

You definitely only want to buy this product if you have the need. I'd say that need starts at about 40 assets. Less than that and you may be wasting your time with a a product that is overkill. We use it for about 1000 assets and it is a lifesaver. I couldn't imagine managing the assets manually.

Incentivized

• Purchase Order Module is done reasonably well in order to build an intelligence database on vendors.
• The network scan is useful to get up and running on getting existing equipment and software into the database.
• Notifications concerning when subscriptions or contracts expire.
• Vendor Database - Being able to keep track of all vendor information and uploading documentation such as contracts which can be found easily.

Incentivized

• To my knowledge, there is not a mobile application.
• The web interface could look a bit more polished, but this is really a minor area of improvement.

Incentivized

It is not a perfect solution. I don't believe it is the best software for some of the components it offers but I do like and appreciate what it does offer. It offers complexity and a range of features for a company to take advantage of if planned and implemented properly.

Incentivized

I cannot remember the names of different software I evaluated in comparison at the time but I do remember Manage Engine AssetExplorer offering more useful features and the P.O module also being a diamond of a find.

Incentivized

• This tool reduces much of the human hours used to go get detailed information, so it has paid itself.
• Limits the number of assets but you can extend it.
• This software avoids equipment losses since they are assigned to users and it is controlled.
• You can calculate depreciation and avoid the wrong investment.

Incentivized