Atera

For a low entry cost you are getting a ton of features and great support. Atera is very responsive and is constantly release new features suggested by the community.
Atera is easy to learn and use. New technicians are up and running in no time.

Reports and 3rd party integration is improving but still has more to go.

The price point for this product is excellent, if it worked properly.

Constant issues in the past few months. Cannot use remote frequently, it fails consistently since January 2019. Customer support is responsive in a canned response kind of way.

It meets a complete requirement for remote assistance management, and the AI ​​add-ons are included in the price. It is worth having this type of tool since it further automates the process of providing support remotely.

It has multiple channels where clients and workers can communicate efficiently. The remote desktop has not been a problem with this feature since it allows questions to be resolved instantly without having to go through long response times to obtain a resolution to any concern during remote assistance.

The implementation has not been complicated at all. I have not felt a learning curve, but rather the opposite. In addition, I have been able to implement other platforms that help me automate the process of providing remote assistance, thus allowing this tool to become more personalized and adapt to my company

For me, it is important that the new tools that are implemented within my work environment can adapt to my work needs, no matter how minimal they may be, so the main negative point is that the interface does not yet have a way to have a dark mode natively. It is annoying to have to work with this platform at certain times when the view is exhausted, so I have to resort to external tools such as the Dark Reader extension in my browser, which does not work well at all because it presents interface failures in certain areas.

Another problem that causes us conflict is that we cannot incorporate two technicians within the same support ticket. It is essential to be able to have a function that allows this since there are usually technicians who require knowledge of problems that another technician may have, so when it comes to providing remote support it is easier to provide help and not have to give long waiting times when trying to provide a solution.

I love the product and most of its features. The support has been good when I have used it, and the community is rock solid. It is easy to use and easy on the eyes, meaning the UI is well thought out.

The Feature Board is filled with Years of requests, some of which are essential features of an RMM or PSA. In my opinion, the Knowledge Base is useless in its current state, especially for saving passwords. No 2FA sharing means it is not helpful at all in IT. The recent Price Hikes and bait and switch on the AI features are a real slap in the face, in my opinion. Atera lacks a good handle on being open with what is happening with development and changes. I might freak out if I hear "it's on the roadmap" one more time. When? Two months from now or three years from now, as other requests have waited?