We have been using Qbilon for some time and have witnessed firsthand how the product has rapidly evolved. Over the period of more than a year, the UI and UX have fundamentally changed from version 2 to version 3; it is clearer, richer in features, and appears significantly more mature. Starting with the integrated connectors: We were able to build a solid data base from our infrastructure and import important information from our existing EAM system LUY. If no connector was available for a specific system, the connection could be developed very easily and straightforwardly via Qbilon's API. Although we already had various monitoring systems and tools with inventory functions, there was never a central place where one could clearly say: "Now I have a complete picture of this system." This is exactly what Qbilon offers us. It also happens that individual systems provide faulty information. With Qbilon, such inconsistencies are easily recognizable. The new consolidation task allows me to determine which data source I trust more. For example, I can define that my hypervisor always provides the authoritative data regarding IP addresses, so that this value is displayed even if PRTG reports a different value. With careful planning and implementation, Qbilon is a very powerful system for creating a multi-layered overview of IT assets. The new global asset search, for example, is nowadays my first point of contact when I need information about a system. The views that can be created in Qbilon are also extremely helpful for preparing data visually or in tabular form. Especially during audits, a neatly prepared Qbilon table, directly exported to Excel, is a really practical thing.

I already knew QBilon when it was still an idea and not yet a product, because I was enthusiastic about the approach of an independently documenting IT landscape. If I remember correctly, we were the first customer to sign a maintenance contract in Germany and since the introduction of QBilon, the documentation effort for enterprise architecture management has been massively reduced for us. Anyone who has ever worked in administration knows that hardly any administrator likes to document, so QBilon is indeed a blessing and helpful both for complex changes to the IT infrastructure and for troubleshooting along dependency paths. Long story short, I wouldn't want to do without QBilon as a strategic tool. Translated with DeepL.com (free version)

Qbilon has transformed our IT inventory management by providing deep insights into our complex IT environment, enabling data-driven decisions and process optimization through seamless integration with our hybrid infrastructure and highly flexible analytics features.