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• What productivity tools lessened your workload as a manager?

  And speaking about Bluetally, which is a necessary part of my workflow because it literally helps me keep track of all our assets across multiple projects. It's been especially invaluable in managing my team's IT assets as we transition into remote work. It allows us to view our current inventory numbers and easily identify which items need replacing or upgrading. Not only does this help reduce costs by utilizing... Source: over 3 years ago

• Looking for a great asset management app. Any recommendations?

  BlueTally is my second choice due to its user-friendly interface and simplicity. What I love about this are all the integrations (like Intune, Jamf, Kandji, Jira, ++) and how easy it looks to setup. It's also much cheaper than NinjaOne. But there's a tiny hiccup - no mobile app, which is kind of annoying if I want to check in on the go. Source: over 3 years ago

• IT Asset inventory

  Check out BlueTally, it's fully cloud based, super user friendly to setup and use, integrates with Intune, Jamf, Kandji, Azure AD, Okta, Jira (+++) and automatically pulls warranty info for Dell and Lenovo devices! Source: over 3 years ago

• IT asset management software recommendations?

  It’s nice to see Bluetally mentioned because it is a decent tool, especially as a cloud-based asset management tool. We use it at my workplace and I got that recommendation from a thread I saw actually. Going in, we weren’t sure what to expect and at the time, they needed to work on some updates but I will say that it was easy to introduce. It’s fully cloud-based so it only took us a few minutes to get started and... Source: over 3 years ago

• Need an inventory tool to switch to

  I use BlueTally, you can check that out. There’s an online demo you can try. You can also customize kits for bulk checkouts if you have regulars that you supply to and they pretty much order the same thing all the time which is also very helpful and now you can let external vendors into your BlueTally account so they can see what assets they’ve supplied. Source: over 3 years ago

• Self Hosted vs Cloud based IT asset management software?

  Right now, I narrowed it down to Bluetally. I think it’ll be quite easy to introduce to the team as most of the users are non-technical people and anything more complicated might be rejected by my boss. But it looks like it works well too, we get to see when a device is checked out, and to who. It gets very busy where I work so that could help that it’s automated to keep a lid on things. Source: almost 4 years ago

• What’s the best cloud-based software we can integrate with Intune and Azure?

  We recently switched to BlueTally and I know they have integrations with both Intune and Azure (we don’t use this). It’s insane how well you can customize fields and categories of how things are grouped. Plus, it integrates well with Intune and teams so you can set it up to receive notifications when an asset is checked out/in automatically. Source: almost 4 years ago

• Debating asset management solutions

  I think Spiceworks is a bit outdated so you can scratch that off the list. We used it where I worked and it wasn't able to keep up for long. We use Bluetally now though, it does a great job and it's cloud-based if you're not trying to self-host (which can be a pain to try to introduce to your team). Plus you can set it up to receive notifications on slack or teams- whichever you use- when an asset is due to be... Source: almost 4 years ago

• Third-party asset management software?

  Thanks for sharing, this is the one I've been using and it works great too. Source: almost 4 years ago

• In need of a cloud-based ITAM

  BlueTally has a feature that integrates with Intune since you’ll be transitioning from whichever one you’re using so you can just check out whatever employee device to their assigned user automatically. Plus you can set up notifications for slack or teams when assets are due or warranties are expiring. Source: almost 4 years ago

• Free/Open Source Inventory Management Software?

  I use BlueTally. It isn't exactly open-source, it's more cloud-based but it does the job. It's very easy to adapt to and there's not a lot of setting up to do. They have a free version which I used when I just switched from excel but now I use the unlimited version, just so I can track more assets. And please, get rid of excel already, it's too much work involved in keeping up. Source: almost 4 years ago

• Survey equipment tracking

  Sounds like a problem that BlueTally can solve, it's been really helpful these past few months. It's great for asset tracking and active monitoring of your equipment, keeps track of audits and maintenance plus it's pretty easy to use and introduce to your team members. I could also recommend EZofficeinventory, it worked very well for the short time we used it before we switched. Source: almost 4 years ago

• My business is expanding, What do I need to know?

  Also, since you asked for recommendations, I’ve been using BlueTally and it is a great tool. It does have an integration with Intune too so you can auto-add devices to it. Plus, you can set it up to also receive notifications from slack. I like it because it just works. We were using the unlimited plan since you can add unlimited assets to it but we upgraded to the business plan so we could have access to their... Source: about 4 years ago

• What do you use to track your inventory?

  I’m going to need a software to track these stuff and I know that if I’m going to invest in software, I’ll need one that I can attach pictures to or something. So I don’t make this mistake again. A pal’s son came by, he’s into IT and all of that and suggested Asset Panda and BlueTally. If you’ve come across or used any of these or maybe another tool, please let me know. Also, software that reads tags/barcodes... Source: about 4 years ago

• Looking for feedback for any of these two software.

  The senior sysadmin came across BlueTally and EZofficeinventory and wants to introduce them, well one of them. He’s a bit of an old head like I said earlier, and he wants something that can print and read barcodes so he can just plop that on the device upon input and just record who gets what and be on his way. Source: about 4 years ago

• Sysadmin? More like office babysitter

  Well so far, I would say BlueTally helps us to be thorough. We can group our devices into categories and set a minimum number of items we have in the office so we can order if something’s gone bad or needs to be fixed. Also tracking who has an item or its history is fairly simple because it also lets us know when an item is due back if it hasn’t been returned, which happens a lot. Source: about 4 years ago

• Any pointers on a good asset management software?

  I’ve come across a couple of resources: SnipeIT which is open-source, BlueTally, which is more aligned to our budget, and Spiceworks which is free but I’ve only looked at them cursorily. Source: about 4 years ago

• Will I be in over my head implementing Snipe It? - I'm a fleet mechanic, not a sysadmin

  I think BlueTally could work great for you, it's fully cloud based, super user friendly to setup and use, has features like AD/Okta Integrations, SCIM and an API - and it's only $19/mo for unlimited assets! Source: over 4 years ago

• Inventory Management

  Hey! I'm one of the founders of BlueTally (https://bluetallyapp.com), which is a cloud based asset management system - please check out our live demo and let me know if you think it could work for you! (and if anything important to you is missing). Source: over 4 years ago