What I like most about Oomnitza is its integrations, strong performance, and the overall UI/UX.

It’s great for creating automations and helping to normalize data.

Oomnitza's data aggregate nature fits well for a company trying to implement change without disrupting legacy cornerstones. UI is pretty standard with it being easy to pick up. Identifying hardware is easy with the filtering process and having access to add/remove fields to the global search lookup is handy. The workflows are simple to understand and create, but can get quite in depth and complicated if you are doing configuration, field manipulation, or data normalization. If you know your way around REST API, it's that with GUI's.