iTop vs. i-doit

It is always at the heart of operational activities for the service center strives to establish a single repository shared by all teams that allow you to define offerings that can fit each customer. Has satellites that have the capacity to synchronize central control with [the] remote customer to provide them with solutions linked with your operations.

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Network documentation at its best. It helps in technical documentation. Very efficient in documenting all the assets in your network and importing data from CSV files. Gives you a detailed graphical overview of the entire IT Infrastructure. Helps to manage all components including the desktop, printer, and mobile. Handles everything including the hardware, software, and networks.

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• Open source
• Issue Tracking
• Integrations

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• Asset management
• Intuitive
• Reliable

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• CSV import tools for any data.
• Data synchronization.
• Graphical impact analysis.

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• No disdain In any manner.
• Has a beautiful UI.
• Has basic editing functions that enables IT companies to have efficient Infrastructure Management.

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You can not beat [Combodo iTop] community edition in terms of features. It is a great piece of software that has its place for any company that needs to get a helpdesk up and a budget is a big concern.

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i-doit is way more robust than Lansweeper, and has a cleaner interface.

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• Has tickets that report requests and bugs .
• Has documentation that covers official extensions.
• Customizable CMDB.
• Guidelines.

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• Lets you run a relationship-based CMDB model for service modeling and visualization.
• It becomes very easy to weigh the dependency chain between devices, software assignment, and cluster management for easy documentation.
• Gives quick solutions on how to troubleshoot networks.

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