Kaseya VSA Reviews

The best feature in Kaseya is that is completely customizable at your and customer needs. The agent is very light and no need for a lot of customization for running live

what i dislike is that the builtin features are not so good and do not cover a wide range of customer's needs. what i mean is like monitoring and maintenance task. we would like to have more packed task that covers commons needs. Another thing is that saas customers cannot use plugins (like veeam) that are available for on prem. The agent needs port 5721, that means that customer need to create policy for using it and there is no proxy settings.

Mac and linux agent do not work properly and there is no integration (like patching and software deployment)

Considering kaseya needs a lot of development for making you to really go live

We are resolving issues like common maintenance tasks, monitoring updates, upgrading commons software and customizable monitoring

Kaseya VSA allows us to manage all the systems in our estate easily through a single pane of glass. With features like remote desktop connection (through LiveConnect or VNC), patch & policy management, backup & DR features, anti-malware/virus protection, software deployment, ticketing and the ability to create custom agent procedures to help automate common tasks it has been invaluable to our department.

Whilst VSA allows for a multitude of functionality the majority of it isn't refined post initial implementation, the interface especially feeling left behind when compared to other major players in the market today. This gives the impression of whilst you can do everything in a central location, you might still be better off going for separate products to achieve the same level of functionality.

If you value functionality over ease of use, UI and UX, VSA is probably for you, however I would research other available options to see what else is on the market. Kaseya is great, but that's not to say it is the best.

The primary business problem for us that Kaseya VSA solves is the ability to manage every system within our organisation from a single location, with reports and alerting available allowing us to be proactive in the event of an incident or emergency.

The combination as well as amount of tools to manage an entire IT environment is unparalleled. I've used the top similar tools out there (Manage Engine, ConnectWise, Datto etc.) and there is allways something missing.

VSA is not without its flaws. Some modules in the system is porly maintained and sometimes forgotten all together. Kaseya is focusing on acuiring other companies/solutions to refresh and replace functionality in VSA but that development take to long, would have been better to fix the current modules imo.

It's easy to setup and try, just cklicking around in the GUI will give you a good idea of what you can do.

We're an MSP alongside a private cloud provider. The combination of VSA and OpenStack along side client management fills the needs of any and every customer scenario we encounter.

Kaseya has a fairly unified user experience. I've worked with other products like it which often give me different UI elements and are badly organized. Those other systems make me feel like I'm fighting them to get anything done. Kaseya's UI on the other hand is clean, and they actively work on unifying the experience so that when a user goes into a different part of the system than they've used before they shouldn't feel lost. At the same point they work with other companies to make sure the modules they provide are some of the best in the industry such as Anti-Virus or Anti-Malware, it really helps make clients feel secure knowing that we have easy visibility into their configuration and that they see software on their computers that they've heard of before.

3rd party modules are a thing and work well, however I've never seen one integrate in that involves using Kaseya's Policy Management system. Usually at best they have their own internal policy system which can break things up a bit.

Be sure to get some to do the KCA training, it helps a lot.

That's a huge list of items:

Automation

Server/Workstation Monitoring

Software Deployment

Patching

Automation

Network Monitoring

New Hardware detection

Remote control

Automation

Anti-virus

Anti-malware

Reports

Did I mention Automation :) OK it might be my favorite part.

The best thing about Kaseya is having everything in one portal. I can manage patches, remote access, antivirus and so much more all with one login.

The only thing there is to dislike is the price but I’ve looked at other software and there isn’t another complete solution that even comes close to what Kaseya can do.

I’m managing 100 computers from just remote access to interact with small printing issues that a user may be having to monitoring for servers going down and proactively being able to get them back up without my clients calling for support. I can approve patches and send them out to all my endpoints at once or pick and choose which computers get them based on views or SLAs which saves me so much time from not having to touch each machine for updating.

There is a wide variety of functionality that allows us to have better insight into all agents. You can do just about everything you can think of. The scripting functionality is also incredibly useful. We are able to deploy new things to agents with a great deal of flexibility. It would be nice if there were tool tips, or more of a wysiwyg interface when scripting, but at least the core functionality is there along with extensive documentation.

The UX is not user-friendly and is challenging to navigate. Reporting is also hard to read and not displayed in a way that is easy for people not in the Kaseya VSA every day. There is a lot of explanation required for others to understand the reports. Lastly, documentation is very difficult to navigate. Things seem to be arbitrarily scattered, and the document search isn't intuitive at all.

When considering the Kaseya VSA, be sure to be prepared to read all the documentation and utilize Kaseya's support resources.

Better insight into our applications' performance allowing development improvements. It allows us to consider more improvements for development. When customers talk about features they'd like to add, we can stress test hardware specifications with any sample size necessary. The sample size is a huge benefit. Sometimes, we only want to stress test with a small sample size. Other times we want to stress test with a larger group of agents.

The organisation in Kaseya can be challenging at first, however as you grow to understand it and mold it to fit you infrastructure it is really one of the best layouts I've used. LiveConnect is one of the best features. It has some warts but it gets the job done.

While one of the things I like the best is LiveConnect, I do wish it had better resolution, similar to what ScreenConnect brought to Connectwise. However, overall I'm still very happy with my decision to move to the Kaseya product stack.

Kaseya can do pretty much anything with regard to automation but you do have to put time in to understand the process.

We are a managed service provider and use Kaseya VSA to deliver our services to clients. We are leveraging automation to manage endpoints and enhance customer service experiences. We transitioned from another RMM tool to Kaseya and feel it was a good switch.

I have logged, literally, thousands of hours in Kaseya. As stated above, I can do more in the VSA than if I'm in front of the PC. Hugely powerful. People ask me "So what kind of things have you done with Kaseya besides just remote into a desktop"? Then I give them a simple example, such as how I wrote a small agent procedure that allowed me to uninstall Office 2010, install Office 2013, and activate the product with a license key on more than 350 endpoints with (literally) three mouse clicks. And I did it with a 100% silent uninstall/install while the user was logged in and working. They had no idea anything was even happening with their workstation. Kaseya makes what could otherwise be a huge project super easy stuff. Kaseya is probably the most important force multiplier in my environment.

Identifying a con is tough. The only drawback I would point out is that for brand new users there can be quite a bit of learning curve when you delve into the really powerful features. For example, writing complex agent procedures takes experience. That being said, the initial basic use of the most common features is easy to pick up right away, so even the learning curve isn't a big deal. When you're ready to "do more" and invest the additional time to learn the more advanced features, they're there waiting for you. For basic help desk folks, they may never need to go beyond the surface features.

Our workforces is increasingly mobile and regularly have a huge number of endpoints not sitting directly on the LAN. The ability to continue managing them fairly effectively is excellent.

Quick at-a-glance specs and sorting of such of managed computers is really awesome. Getting the information you need about a computer as far as programs installed, hardware specs, network information is all very quick to find and isolate if needed. Integrated AV is pretty good (we use Kaspersky for now). I really like the Agent Procedures "language" and sample procedures.

Live Connect is not very stable. Needs an update constantly and does not work until it is updated, even sometimes not after that. I've had to uninstall and reinstall LiveConnect many times. Patch management is not very intuitive. We've never been able to use the Chat function part of the Remote Control module. Keyboard shortcuts and macros don't pass through the LiveConnect remote control and restarting the computer through LiveConnect is awful. We don't use the ticketing system so I can't speak to the quality of that module. Sometimes scripts will just not run with no explanation. Reaching out to support is OK, but we seem to pretty much always get the answer that "That's a great idea, we'll look at implementing that in the future."

Don't depend on it for Remote Control. Use Screenconnect instead.

Patch rollouts for Windows systems, scripts to keep computers optimized and clean, gathering information as mentioned above.

This software has allowed my company to efficiently manage networks, control and review servers and at the same time get better support for our customers.

Something that would stand out from this program is that it allows to automate maintenance tasks, with the consequent saving of time. At the same time, security and user behavior can be monitored, so you can solve problems quickly.

I think that the interface should be updated, since it would be much better to be able to move more quickly through the program. This interface causes it to be a little complicated to find or modify certain configuration options.

Also sometimes a restart occurs in the computers of the customers because some error occurs, although this is not too common.

It is an effective support environment, with a large amount of information, with the ability to simplify information and help you to better support your customers. So if you want to have more facilities to have more information about the IT area and be able to provide better service to your customers, this tool can be useful.

Thanks to the sequence of commands that Kaseya VSA has, clients' problems are solved very quickly, without having to bother them, because thanks to these commands they can be solved without the intervention of the user.

We must also add that the reports with personalized data in PDF give a great information to the clients, with all the necessary data to manage the information better, this causes that our company is more efficient and the clients are more happy, so we It has helped to do a better job.

I love how friendly the user interface is. This was super easy to learn, and the tech support team are so helpful. It is very easy to install onto the computers in my organization, and it's such a cool software to use!

There are a lot of features that I do not need for my organization, however I'm paying for them. That is my only complaint, I wish there was a way to only pay for the tools I'm using!

The Kaseya VSA is only used for IT purposes, for tech support. There are many benefits, the biggest one is that I do not have to be physically at a clients computer to help them!

Live Connect is an awesome component, giving everything from remote help sessions to remote shell get to. The scripting gives you capacity to do nearly everything off camera making end clients extremely upbeat. There is no preferred inclination over having the capacity to tell your client you settled an issue while never expecting to trouble them or interfere with their day. The detailing elements of Kaseya VSA enable overseers to parse any data conceivable, into pleasant PDF or Excel reports. Clients are generally extremely awed and eager to see the reports, demonstrating to them any data they need to see with respect to their organization. Full access to SQL database in included.Kaseya makes what could some way or another be an enormous task super simple stuff. Kaseya is presumably the most vital power multiplier in my condition.

Features that would be decent to have in the base adaptation must be obtained as extra modules so one feels to some degree "nickeled and dimed" each time you need to grow your list of capabilities. The cost is on the higher end for a remote administration item which could be reasonable if the help were better. I have discovered that it is a blended best stuff as far as how rapidly you get a reaction and each time my ticket is tended to it is outsourced to somebody for whom English is a second or third tongue. I don't have an issue with the outsourcing viewpoint however I frequently find there is in excess of somewhat of a correspondence hole and it very well may disappoint investing a strong lump of energy attempting to express what is on my mind due a dialect hindrance. In the event that this were an ease item this would be more reasonable however it isn't. There is additionally an extremely strong expectation to absorb information as far as seeing the majority of the highlights. Other impediment is that distinguishing a con is intense. The main downside I would call attention to is that for spic and span clients there can be a lot of expectation to absorb information when you dig into the extremely great highlights. For instance, composing complex specialist strategies takes understanding. That being stated, the underlying fundamental utilization of the most well-known highlights is anything but difficult to get immediately, so even the expectation to absorb information is anything but a major ordeal. When you're prepared to "accomplish more" and contribute the extra time to take in the further developed highlights, they're there sitting tight for you. For fundamental help work area people, they may never need to go past the surface highlights. They offer a Kaseya University alternative to address that (which I am as of now required with) however it requires a membership that continues being recharged or you lose get to. As the substance is static, it would be greatly improved to have a compensation once and get to always - surely for a similar rendition.

You'll have to devote time and assets to getting it up and running. It's not the most noticeably bad startup on the planet, but rather it takes some learning and long stretches of design. Support is all in or all out, simply expect that with basically every rmm player in this space. Incline toward the network in the event that you hit detours and bolster isn't coming through. There are some great gatherings of individuals who can help or offer practices.

Kaseya VSA enables users to regulate and secure generally conveyed conditions through remote observing and administration. Kaseya VSA enables IT administration to additionally expand their compass, essentially help their productivity, and improve benefit levels by finding and interfacing with any gadget from any area through just an internet browser. The framework additionally enables clients to get to and remotely control PCs safely at close immediate associate occasions with unparalleled unwavering quality, even finished high idleness systems. Kaseya VSA accompanies the Kaseya Patch Management Software. This implies clients don't need to stress over refreshing their servers, workstations, and remote PCs as the product robotizes the refresh procedure.

The software has a huge list of features that allows you to truly automate everything in the book. It works well for larger MSPs. The patch management is very in depth and allows you to do many things with the different operating systems out there.

The price is a bit high for smaller MSPs. The main problem I have with the solution is that it is very hard to learn interface. I went through all of the training and still had to spend hours trying to figure out how things worked. And then they had a completely different interface for the remote support application. Kaseya also seemed to use alot of resources that some lower end computers did not have to spare.

My business did not have a remote support or patch management implementation before Kaseya, however now it was proving too difficult to use.

Organize our endpoints into groups, the create policies to automate many menial tasks that I don't want to do myself.

Can deploy scripts out to PC's without having to touch the machine at all.

If you are good with writing scripts, you can automate practically everything here.

Patching allows you to deny/approve prior to pushing out. This way you can easily stop your machines from trying to upgrade to the latest version of Windows if you wanted.

There is good reporting tools here to. Say you want a list of all machines with Adobe Pro installed, you can create a report and run that against your machines and find out.

Helps with inventory. You can easily create export an excel spreadsheet of all your endpoints.

Logon does not have to be on your network.

Kaseya is not user friendly, and it will take some time to learn how to use it.

Not a fan of the remote control, we use bomgar which we like much better.

When there are problems, its usually a hassle to get fixed and you have to contact support.

They recently changed their tier 1 to india and those guys suck. Once your ticket gets routed to tier 2 you will get good support.

We cannot get this to work well with MACS, but that is not much of a problem considering we don't have nearly as many to support.

Learn to use the agent procedure module and the policies module.

Those are the key modules to success.

Software installs and upgrades

Scripting

Patching

Remote Control

The product it easy to use and update. It allows our small team to manage a large deployment of student/faculty devices across multiple locations.

Antivirus has had a few quirks, but still functions

Take the time to learn the scripting language. It's a very powerful way to remotely manage systems.

We have few employees covering a large fleet of systems. Automation through Kaseya has saved us thousands of man hours over the years. We're able to monitor systems, bulk install software/updates, and even manage remote client support.

The connection speed to our customer endpoints is seconds. They deliver as advertised in this area.

Their patching tools have automated many items that we used to do manually.

Notifications can be managed at a very granular level which allows us to control how many tickets are created.

The lack of integration with ConnectWise

Seems like they are not innovating at the same level as other tools.

While the patching tools were a strength, they are also a weakness. Often patching scripts break because of updates etc.

If you use ConnectWise,

We use this tool to manage all of our customers workstations and servers. The quick connections allow us to save time when remoting in, however, because of the lack of integration with our ticketing system, we cannot realize the full potential of connection speeds until we can work in 1 ticket screen.

The remote access software is second to none in my opinion.

The account representatives seem only interested in selling you more products, licenses, and tickets to events. The support staff that I have interacted with only seems to have basic knowledge. It can take some time to escalate your ticket to someone that actually knows what they are doing.

Be prepared to be constantly hassled by their account representatives, trying to sell you additional products/licenses. Also, the support staff can be difficult to work with, but with patience they always eventually find a solution. The biggest mitigating factor here is that there stuff is pretty good and once you are setup and running, you probably won't have to work with them very often.

We have software solutions on hundreds on client servers. Kaseya allows us to quickly and efficiently administrate these systems.

Granular control of our client environments is second to none

There is very little to dislike about the product. If you are NOT wanting to manage the environment/set up your client then there are lesser RMMs for you :)

Like any tool, learn it to maximize value for your company and benefit to your client

Aligning our client environments with our Absolute Best Way best practices

Kaseya is continually adding features to the VSA. They listen to their customers and respond with value-added features. Our engineers appreciate that their feedback leads to product enhancements.

From time to time, we've encountered bugs that have impacted use and engineer efficiency. To their credit, they listen to our feedback and make appropriate fixes.

The remote access, monitoring and schedule procedures have reinvented the way we support our customers. I can't imagine doing what we do without it.

Great control over your customers installations, insight on all security related aspects.

Inconsistent interface with issues that take months to fix.

Look at the interface and test their Kaseya Live Connect remote tool and see if that meets your needs. The tool is a bit flaky, so be sure it meets your needs. It sure helps to have some SQL mojo and Powershell tricks up your sleeve.

First and foremost we can reach out to any machine, know about it's status, see current issues and be able to log in anytime, anywhere. And with some creative SQL tweaking you can go well beyond what's offered by Kaseya, the information is there, you just have to rearrange it to your liking sometimes

The ability to manage all of our client's systems from one location, I'm able to run anything I would from the local computer as if I was right in front of it, and a lot of things without interrupting the end user.

It's also really cool that we were able to customize the branding for our company.

If you inadvertently schedule a task earlier than the current time that task will run immediately, it would be nice if it prevented you from scheduling tasks earlier than current time.

All sorts of problems, we manage workstations and servers, as well as associated backup jobs, offline alerts, updates, etc. It is a HUGE resource, and allows us to provide an excellent level of support to our customers while increasing productivity

Ease of use in the RMM System, excellent technical support.

The system is very complete so there is a bit of a learning curve.

Get a demo from your sales rep and spin up a trail of the VSA RMM System to ensure it fits with your needs

The Kaseya VSA RMM System has greatly increased the efficiency of our teams.

the clean and sec look of the system

possibility to run our own instance on premise

possibility to connect with external software

Policy management is awesome

procedures are awesome

limited communication regarding development of the main VSA product

limited and strange behavior of the remote control module

bad implementation of AV and AM solution

First decide what service exactly you want to deliver to your customer.

With this list you can best see whether VSA is the right match.

centrally manage all customer end points

gather info and create reports regarding customer inventory

automation of maintenance and installations

The centralized controls and remote access are what I like best about Kaseya VSA

I wish the training included more of the add-ons, but their knowledgebase is very helpful!

If you are looking to centralize your IT (or use in an MSP environment) then Kaseya is great!

I have been able to centralize everything from remote support to cloud backups. We have saved THOUSANDS on cloud backup by switching to Kaseya!

I like that I can use filters to organize tickets as they come in.

They're using color coordinating for the wrong reasons. It's just a bunch of words. Nothing stands out. It's barely user-friendly. Glitchy as fuh. And two people can't access the same ticket at the same time without Kaseya having a meltdown.

Look for a service that's right for YOUR business needs. Don't go for this one size fits all thing. There are services out there that will customize their product to your needs. Take AMS for example. They are a business management software and they were willing to implement a ticket buying feature that worked JUST for us when I worked for a theater in South Florida.

We use kaseya as a queuing system for support related tickets regarding media and network services. In most cases, the system is only useful to us as a catalog of tickets we have completed. It's only a failed system for us because we haven't yet figured out how to get people to submit tickets BEFORE we go and help them. Without our student assistant, several of our daily tickets are lost simply because we don't have the time to enter them in to the system and then close them.

Kaseya has been around for a long time and the depth of their tools shows this. They keep adding new features by acquiring best of breed applications.

Not sure it is a dislike anymore. A few years ago they shifted their focus to Enterprise clients. They quickly realized the error of their ways and have re-energized their focus on MSPs and other service providers.

Have a plan. This is not a quick install. Kaseya can do a lot for you but you have to invest the time setting it up correctly.

One tool to remotely monitor and manage all our clients' networks.

Ease of use. Remote control is much easier than other products that cost thousands more. The new Software Management Add on has taken VSA to another level. It now detects vulnerabilities for 95% of our 3rd party software.

Kaseya has a wealth of information stored in the VSA, but reporting could be better.

It is awesome for today's remote management. Ask a lot of questions during implementation.

All of users are remote so Kaseya allows us to have the connectivity we need to our laptops and do more management than any other product from the console.

Although the interface may look overwhelming, the system is extremely feature rich and I don't know if there is anything you can automate using Kaseya.

The only thing I wish they would provide is a Kaseya Live Connect client for Linux. They support Mac and Linux as end point clients, but not from the administration side.

Excellent solution for managing any number of endpoints!

Allows for full remote systems management from remote access, automated system maintenance, hardware/software visibility, to custom scripting that is as easy as dragging and dropping processes.

We used Kaseya for remote IT management for various companies. This system allowed us to keep accurate inventory for each business, then allowed us to also see any alerts that might be appearing and troubleshoot remotely if necessary. The user interface, is easy to navigate and manage.

The only downfall we had was at the time we were not able to group my company since there were about 3 or 4 business we managed, as well as each store location.

It's a great simple to use product without all the equipment.

This was a great solution to allow us a cloud based method of managing multiple groups. We grouped them based on how we named machines. Though it was nice to have everything in one place, one application.

With Kaseya Procedures we can automate many tasks and trigger them based on various criteria.

The system seems like hobbled together as Kaseya bought other companies. Some things simply break and certain things are not intuitive at all.

There are a few other better valued products available now.

We manage over a 1000 nodes (mostly Windows) so a central management app like Kaseya VSA is critical. We also use Kaseya for our helpdesk ticketing.

Kaseya VSA is the oldest and most mature RMM platform. It does it all; software management, monitoring, alerting, 3rd party patches, windows patches, backup, anti-virus/malware,, and the best scripting engine around.

The complete integration of the Kasey's network monitor Traverse isn't done yet, nor is their latest acquisition Rapid Fire tools

The kitchen sink. Full featured and ready to go out of the box, no nonsense. The most mature and complete RMM product on the market. Integrates well with most other PSA products including their own but not limited to it.

Having an RMM package is essential to running an MSP. It allows us to service our customers with fewer tech resources and a lower tech to customer ratio than without.

The remote software stand out in Kaseya look like everything else was build up around that piece ,

The discovery option .. this option doesn't seem to work very well , i wish i would would be extremely helpfull rolling out new clients .

Patching and remote support have been extremely streamlined with the help of Kaseya and this makes our job a lot easier .

I enjoy the encompassing environment of Kaseya and the flexibility of the tool set. It provides a lot of built-in functionality but the ability to develop unique solutions to support tasks to speed up and automate workloads.

The UI could do with an update. Better menu and clearer navigation would be an improvement.

ROI is amazing for MSP's.

With the ability to integrate with ITGlue we have a full view of assets and full documentation removing the need for pockets of isolated documentation.

Automated IT Management with a single integrated solution. Less time spent on repetitive, manual tasks. Can prevents problems before they arise, and free up time and resources to focus on strategic initiatives.

The software loads automatically on several PCs with limited removal options. We barely ever use it. There are alternate products that are better.

There are alternate products that are better. Notify all users about Kaseya VSA because it can be considered invasive.

Automated IT Management with a single integrated solution. Less time spent on repetitive, manual tasks. Can prevents problems before they arise, and free up time and resources to focus on strategic initiatives.

Ability to connect remotely and take control

Inability to login incognito without enabling remote desktop on the device which poses a security threat.

The licencing is very strange as you would have duplicate licenses for same decice if the Computer name changed.

Support is not its best feature

Remote technical support and tracking devices

Patch control and ability to force patches.

live connect remote control is buggy. i lose connection often with logging out of the remote session where other products do not. also the command line needs work. it needs the ability to recall the previous command like with most command prompts using the up-arrow and also the ability to paste into the command prompt.

quick access to hosts and patch issues easiliy resolved.

The moniroting and alerts are so customizable

That there is not a mobile app for techs

The Kaseya community has tons of resources and the support for this type of product is fantastic!

Allows us to be proactive

I've been using Kaseya for almost 10 years and it offers a one-stop shop solution for remote control, patch management, helpdesk ticking and more.

My only complaint is that sometimes they take longer (than I like) to resolve known issues.

Read the help section, it's unusually helpful (in comparison to other help systems). It will guide you to do exactly what you're looking for.

The most used is Application deployment. We can set it and forget it at the end of the day, come in the next and the computer/server is ready to go.

I liked the control system to control the windows computers, specially when a computer has trust relation issue with domain controller, I am able to reset local admin password by getting access exclusively and rejoin to domain.

Pricing is too high for small users. Should have special discounted price for educational institutes.

We need user computer access remotely while user stays abroad.

I like how it shows you if the user is active or not via the icon next to the name of the computer.

That it often tells us a PC is offline when we know it is online

We use this platform to remote onto our computers at clients as well as patching/maintenance

Seamless integration with the Kaseya Interface we have known for many years. It's intuitive and easy to manage, and equally easy to use for restorations. I've had to do a number of bare metal restores and it's been easy and relieving to have a quick, easy to use backup solutions.

A number of times we ran into errors that we couldn't resolve internally, so we had to turn to Kaseya support. Also, the documentation has been lacking, though it has improved some since the initial release.

Unless you have a massive enterprise, Kaseya Backup is the perfect tool.

Our clients' businesses rely on data integrity, and we are able to offer that with Kaseya Backup. Rather than manage many different backup platforms, our techs have mastered the Kaseya integrated product and have a much easier time managing and administering it. It's saved us time, and time is money. Also, having these backups has saved more than one business from catastrophic data loss.

Kaseya gathering data from all endpoints that has it installed helps with audits, troubleshooting, and automating processes.

There is a lot we can do with kaseya. The thing that I would look for is common out of the box policies to use on our endpoints that would simply need a few modification to fit our needs. I've had some issues with running remote uninstalls on antiviruses and kaspersky takes a significant performance hit on the endpoints compared to webroot.

automatic auditing and inventory. Remote desktop solution. There are many other features our company can still utilize. it is a matter of taking time to customize and set them up.

I like the ease of being able to connect to remote users to assist them in their daily tasks they may need assistance with. There are also some great scripting abilities for Windows machines. Very rich in features.

I do not like the lack of OS support. I have a mix of devices including Linux and Mac OS's running and other companies have far more capabilities with the mix of OS's on their RMM. Kaseya is great if you support mainly a Windows environment.

I am able to run basic tasks and updates on my Windows machines. Remote support is simple with this tool.

Kaseya VSA has been a valuable friend in the 10 years of our MSP Business.

Issues have been a rare exception and its been consistently reliable and empowering for our business.

We couldn't run a 1700 seat with 5 technicians without it and still have happy long term customers.

We would love an iPad APP for connecting to machines.

Automation, Automation, Automation.

Kaseya is very good for remote monitoring. We are using the cloud based hosted Kaseya.

With this tool we are using it to remotely monitor many remote branch sites.

This is also useful for Microsoft license management to some extent.

I can query a machine and see which product and keys are installed.

In addition we can remote access the server through VNC as needed, can do remote deployment of applications and patches.

User access controls are intuitive so I can give certain IT folks access to just their servers

There is one issue with remote connection. It would be nicer to integrate drag and drop controls so I can copy files back and forth (simliar to team viewer).

The session time out is too short. I seem to have to log back in often

Have a look at this for remote administration.

If you are a managed service or a business with multiple satellite offices this has a nice dashboard interface to be able to do most basic administration.

Remember price is negotiable. Sales people in my case were all based in India and took several days to call back and negotiate but eventually it worked out.

Patch management is now possible.

Remote Monitoring

Remote connectivity

Remote Software audit

Screen capture and sharing

Kaseya monitoring, remote access, scripting, and alerting has allowed us to keep a better eye on all computers, laptops, and servers that we are responsible for as outsourced IT.

The original licensing we purchased was the "Kaseya One" bundle and was a tremendous cost. We've opted out of a few of the licenses that we paid for and found we weren't using, but unfortunately we're locked into continued support costs annually. Kaseya also will not allow us to migrate to their Cloud version of service from our on-prem deployment and scale the costs. We are forever locked into the annual rate we are currently paying and will not be able to reduce costs unless we eliminate completely.

Definitely look to Kaseya as an RMM tool, but please research the options before deciding whether to do an on-prem or cloud deployment as it seems you are stuck with no option to migrate once you've committed and become fully vested.

Kaseya gave us insight into areas we never had visibility to. Knowing predictive hardware failure, low storage space, and other alerts that we'd otherwise not be aware of unless manually checking on has drastically improved our customer service and proactive support.

One stop shop for all IT. It offers us a solution that meets all our IT needs.

support has room for improvement in some areas.

AV, patches, remote admin,e tc..

Kaseya offers many different backup solutions that have helped us manage our clients data on a recovery basis. We really enjoy the offerings and differences in the products and have utilized all the products for different situations and environments.

1. Kaseya BUDR (Acronis True Image Server) - We use this ideally for full image of workstations or non VSS Application type servers (i.e., file servers, data servers, etc). We like that we can restore files in an easy file tree by just using the encryption password. Also has Full image and Folder only image capabilities. The best part is we can export the TIB (Acronis) images directly to a VMDK (vmware) or VHD (hyperV)

2. Kaseya Data Backup (Online Backup) - We use this proprietary offering for additional offsite cloud backup of user data, folder shares, app databases, etc. The best part of this, is it is perfect for laptops that aren't tied to a local storage device and can backup anytime they have internet access. Combined with the Amazon S3 cloud storage or storage of your choice, makes a perfect file level recovery option offsite.

Sometimes when opening up a Acronis TIB image over 500GB in size it does take a long time to get the recovery folder structure mounted, but it does open up and 100% accurate.

Its very tricky when combining with other backup products (VSS aware) or snapshot technology that runs along side.

A reboot can fail the whole backup job.

The features far out weigh the cost for a yearly subscription.

The Kaseya image can restore the entire server\workstation, folders, drives, and the best business features are (1) Bare Metal restore (to dissimilar hardware) and Export to Virtual (vmware and hyperv)

Onsite backup of Servers, Workstations, Critical Line of Business Applications. We are keeping downtime to a bare minimum and able to restore data or whole devices quickly.

We have realized that with the prevalence of Crypto type ransonware, we must be diligent in our backup procedures both locally and offiste.

Solid platform -- unlike some other products which occasionally fail to check in, fail to alert, fail to log, Kaseya's core functionality always works.

Remote control, especially in the latest releases, is instant-quick and responsive.

"Emergency" operations, like blocking an executable client-wide, are easy and fast

Other features like patch management, scripting, and monitoring are powerful, despite their quirky UIs.

Important: Kaseya is powerful and complicated. There's plenty of documentation on "how to," but not a lot in the way of best practices or advice for "what to do." Plan on spending a serious amount of time into learning how the product works.

Their development strategy seems to be all over the place. Some older modules haven't seen an update (other than bug fixes) in more than five years, but they're also releasing new modules.

Third-party integrations work well, until they don't. If you build an offering around their managed MalwareBytes integration, you would have been in great shape until 2013 or so, when they stopped upgrading the engine version.

I'm familiar with LabTech and N-Able, and still happy with Kaseya.

It's an RMM tool.