Overview
What is vScope?
The vScope platform gives a complete view of the IT environment, helping to enhance security and supporting more more efficient work.With vScope, users can:Visualize the IT environment in full, including all relationships, history, and contextLocate opportunities to save money…
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What is vScope?
The vScope platform gives a complete view of the IT environment, helping to enhance security and supporting more more efficient work. With vScope, users can: Visualize the IT environment in full, including all relationships, history, and…
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Product Demos
HOL VScope Demo: How to use the Virtual Microscope
vScope Service Mapping – An automatically updated service catalogue
Product Details
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What is vScope?
- Visualize the IT environment in full, including all relationships, history, and context
- Locate opportunities to save money and optimize resource allocation
- Enhance security by identifying complex dependencies and analyzing risk
- Improve teamwork and streamline operations with customizable reporting and dashboards
vScope Features
IT Asset Management Features
- Supported: Software and hardware inventory tracking
- Supported: License management
- Supported: Asset lifecycle monitoring
- Supported: Asset relationship management
Additional Features
- Supported: Platform independent
- Supported: Agentless inventory
- Supported: Collaboration
- Supported: Automated analytics
- Supported: Flexible
- Supported: Customizable
vScope Screenshots
vScope Integrations
- Windows Server
- CentOS Linux
- Oracle Database
- Azure Resource Manager
- Microsoft Intune
- Microsoft IIS
- VMware vSphere
- Jamf Pro
- Jamf Now
- Hyper-V
- Microsoft System Center
- Veeam ONE
- ManageEngine Endpoint Central
- Google Workspace
- MySQL
- Microsoft SQL Server
- Amazon Web Services
- Docker
- Open REST API
- Nilex
- Adobe
- Microsoft System Center Configuration Manager
- NetApp
vScope Competitors
vScope Technical Details
| Deployment Types | On-premise |
|---|---|
| Operating Systems | Windows, Linux |
| Mobile Application | No |
| Supported Languages | English, Swedish |
vScope Customer Size Distribution
| Consumers | 0% |
|---|---|
| Small Businesses (1-50 employees) | 40% |
| Mid-Size Companies (51-500 employees) | 40% |
| Enterprises (more than 500 employees) | 20% |
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vScope has become an invaluable tool for many IT administrators, helping them solve various business problems in their complex on-prem environments. One of the key use cases of vScope is its ability to efficiently inventory hardware and software, providing users with a comprehensive view of their infrastructure. Users have praised vScope for its ease of use and modern user interface, making it a perfect tool for quickly accessing the information they need without relying on built-in administration software. By collecting data from various sources and presenting it in readable, aggregated reports, vScope is considered one of the easiest report tools by users.
Furthermore, vScope has significantly reduced the stress and time spent on compliance follow-ups for users. With its ability to provide all the necessary information about systems in a graphical and understandable format, vScope eliminates the need for manual data manipulation in tools like PowerShell and Excel. Users appreciate how vScope makes data-driven decisions easier by presenting the data in a way that can be easily understood by anyone. Additionally, vScope's flexibility allows users to adapt the data to their preferences and build custom dashboards that provide them with the desired information. This tool has also helped users abolish static and outdated Excel documents by providing correct and up-to-date data.
Overall, users have had a great experience with vScope, finding it easy to understand and highly customizable for their particular needs. While understanding the different ways in which vScope can be used may require some effort, users haven't reported any negative experiences from a technical standpoint. With its comprehensive inventory capabilities, streamlined compliance follow-up processes, and user-friendly interface, vScope proves to be a valuable asset for IT administrators navigating complex on-prem environments.
Easy setup and connectivity: Multiple users have found it easy to set up and connect vScope to various data sources, such as on-premises and cloud services, Active Directory, virtual machines, and physical machines. They appreciated the seamless integration process, which allowed them to quickly access their infrastructure data without any hassle.
Intuitive user interface: Reviewers have highlighted the intuitive and user-friendly GUI of vScope. This has made it effortless for users to navigate through the software and start using it without requiring extensive configuration. The user interface design has been praised for its simplicity and ease of use.
Powerful search capability: Many users have praised the search capability of vScope, finding it convenient to locate specific users or machines without manual and cumbersome processes like remote desktop or Active Directory. The efficient search feature saves time and effort by providing quick access to desired information within the software.
Cumbersome Integration Connectors: Some users have found the integration connectors for SQL to be cumbersome as they need to create a separate connector for each server. They would prefer the option to use IP range and port numbers for a single connector, which would streamline the process and make it more efficient.
Steep Learning Curve: Several reviewers have mentioned that it takes some time to learn and master vScope. They find the filters somewhat confusing initially but eventually get used to them. However, this learning curve can be challenging for new users who may feel overwhelmed by the abundance of options available.
Limited Support and Documentation: A few users have expressed frustration with the lack of detailed information about changes made in AD objects. They would like to see more specific information about who made a change, rather than just knowing that a change occurred. Additionally, some users find it difficult to find existing KPIs or create new ones, and they struggle with implementing new ideas correctly without clear guidance or documentation from vScope's community side.