Centralize your endpoint management with Atera!
Overall Satisfaction with Atera
As a big organizations with over four hundred endpoints we have to keep an eye on them on regular basis to maintain trouble-free user experience. Atera helps us to centralize and remotely manage these endpoints thus we don't have to go to desk to desk for IT support. We are able to support our remote workers as well. The ticketing system organizes the tickets according to the priority which helps us to take the necessary actions according to the case.
Pros
- The deployment is very easy. We just installed the agent software to our endpoints and they were connected to the Atera central dashboard.
- Managing endpoints are very user friendly. We can provide almost every necessary support to end user.
- The overall UI is very administrator friendly.
- Work as a digital inventory.
Cons
- Sometimes uninstalling software from the remote endpoints doesn't work properly.
- Endpoints can be connect instantly and the good thing is operations like shutdown or restart work pretty quickly but while running script to remote devices, it lags sometimes.
- Can't retrieve hardware information's from clone PC but works pretty well in case of brand PC's
- Atera works as a digital inventory which i already said but the perks of having a digital inventory is you don't have to keep track of your office assets one by one. If someone resigns and returns his asset then we can easily mark it and can later assign the asset to the newly hired employee efficiently.
- Providing tech support to remote worker is much smoother and increases the productivity.
Well it's quite a useful tool for those organization that has huge number of employees using office assets. These huge number of assets needs to monitored by technical guy like us and that where Atera comes in!
Do you think Atera delivers good value for the price?
Yes
Are you happy with Atera's feature set?
Yes
Did Atera live up to sales and marketing promises?
I wasn't involved with the selection/purchase process
Did implementation of Atera go as expected?
Yes
Would you buy Atera again?
Yes
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