When assessing the two solutions, reviewers found NinjaRMM easier to use, set up, and administer. Reviewers also preferred doing business with NinjaRMM overall.
Ninja was so easy to setup. It's fun to tweak. The scripts are simple and there are even some basic templates. It tells me everything I need to know about a computer and what's going on. The integrations have been a huge help. Their documentation is...
The advantage of this software is that brings the control of the situation before your eyes, directly in your hands, on your smart phone. It's a luxury to have all the features Pulseway delivers, only with a few taps on your device. The realtime monitoring...
I'd like to see the ability to bring in custom MIBS for network devices. That is lacking right now and it does limit our ability to do some monitoring of SAN solutions. Specifically Lenovo storage units.
Per-endpoint RMM pricing, lack of integrations, lack of automations, lack of remote desktop PSA was an old version of Kaseya BMS from before Kaseya acquired it that seemed to be lacking features