What problems is Autotask solving and how is that benefiting you?
As an IT engineer in a busy MSP, Autotask has pretty much become one of the tools I rely on every day. It pulls together ticketing, time tracking, asset management and projects into one place, which definitely helps keep things organised when workloads get messy.
What Autotask Does Well
Ticketing that actually works
Easy enough to manage loads of tickets. Categories, quick notes, and automation make it simpler to prioritise and stay on top of things.
Great integrations
Works smoothly with Datto RMM, backup tools and other monitoring systems, so everything lands in one central spot. Cuts out a lot of duplication.
Decent reporting
The dashboards and reports are detailed and customisable, which helps when tracking SLAs or spotting recurring issues.
Solid project and asset tracking
Projects are easier to follow with milestones and dependencies, and asset info is stored neatly, which saves time when troubleshooting.
Where It Falls Short
UI feels outdated
It works, but it looks a bit old and can be overwhelming for new engineers.
Mobile app is lacking
Fine for quick ticket updates, but not great for anything more involved.
Automation is powerful but tricky
You can do a lot with it, but setting it up isn’t always straightforward. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.