Overall Satisfaction with Solarwinds Service Desk (formerly Samanage)
The application is primarily used for handling inbound IT requests from across the Enterprise. We also have other non-IT related departments that have been able to use it to manage their own business requests. We find that Service Desk helps us to organize our work, utilize skill based routing, manage priorities, provide greater visibility and coverage (from management and other team members), and provide reporting and metrics that we didn't have before.
- Very easy to setup.
- Training end users and people working requests is easy.
- Good customer service and support.
- Lots of features.
- Service catalog forms are limited, it would be better if you could do some formatting or arranging to make it look better to the end user.
- Today there is an agent that is deployed to every workstation, which provides asset inventory. However we don't know what we don't know. I would prefer agent-less integration to see all of the workstations on my networks. Right now I don't know what I am missing, and agent versions change.
- Ability to integrate any remote support application into Service Desk, so and end user could connect from the ticket, chat, or portal to start a remote session.
- Affordable and competitive pricing
- Fast and easy to train and start using within an hour
- Good reporting and metrics
We evaluated several vendors like ServiceNow, Track-IT, Footprints, FreshDesk etc. Service Desk had a lot of the features that covered our IT processes/needs, and enough features for us to grow into. Service Desk implementation was well organized and fast. Price-wise, Service Desk has a lot of features at an affordable price.
Do you think SolarWinds Service Desk (SSD) delivers good value for the price?
Yes
Are you happy with SolarWinds Service Desk (SSD)'s feature set?
Yes
Did SolarWinds Service Desk (SSD) live up to sales and marketing promises?
Yes
Did implementation of SolarWinds Service Desk (SSD) go as expected?
Yes
Would you buy SolarWinds Service Desk (SSD) again?
Yes