Atera is easy to use and easy to deploy. It is a comprehensive tool that includes everything you need for a Managed Services Provider, from remote management and monitoring, remote access via at least 4 methods - splashtop teamviewer screenconnect or anydesk, ticketing, monitoring, automatic alerts, everything a modern RMM needs. Two remote access methods - Splashtop and Screenconnect are availlable directly from Atera. To use Teamviewer or Anydesk you would need to bring your own license. Atera is relatively new so it doesn't have the depth of features that Connectwise has, but what they have the implement well, its a polished experience. Connectwise has some features that Atera does not. But we tend not to use these, and when we have tried them we have found the Connectwise implementation of those special features to be ... clunky.
What Atera does have is well done and well implemented. Costwise at around $189 a month per technician (but not per client or computer) so it can be much more affordable than the competition. Customer support has been good on the few occasions we needed to talk to them. They are fast and able to answer all of our questions. They have an onboarding process that helps you learn the tool. We used this daily in our operations. We used the product for over a year, during which they were working on the AI functions, which just rolled out as an extra subscription. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
We usually used the Screenconnect Remote Access client. The Splashtop access does not always connect to the remote computer. It often failed so we found ourselves using Screenconnect. We also tried Teamviewer but their method of launching Teamviewer from within Atera is a little clunky.
Their hardware inventory reports leaves something to be desired. It's kind of hard to find, not named in a way that makes it easy to find. It has both too much information and not enough information at the same time - at least in a format that is useful to me. Often times, I would like to just get a summary of Name, CPU, Memory, Drive Size, to be able to tell if I need to replace an older system. Most of the available reports flood me with too much information (pages) that I have to slog through each PC one by one to get the information I need, and then I have to hand assemble that into my own summary that is much more concise.
Atera is a polished, well running experience, but I couldn't help but feel there were a couple things missing. Nothing I could ever exactly put my fingers on as they hit all the basics really well, but it may have just been things that I would only use occasionally. They are constantly adding and improving the product, which is nice. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
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