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I find that the road map and RND were fantastic and that Kaseya is always improving their application for better workflows and productivity.
Billing is a terrible, horrible, no good feature. You have to approve billing items, then create invoices, then go into each invoice and choose an invoice "template", then send them out to clients.
The integrations are powerful and will hopefully provide a strong value case in time savings as we move down the road using it.
Converting from Autotask to BMS was a little bit of a challenge. We have a lot of integrations and it made the project management of our implementation difficult.
We use the VSA and BMS, hosted version of Kaseya, and the ability to access it anywhere is great, it's easy to gain remote access and set control.
Lack of some essential functionality that many bigger MSPs may need.
The support team is amazing. They are always kind, patient and knowledgeable.
We worked with the Kaseya team and got through it but the time to do so was about 2-3 times a normal roll out. Block hour contracts are really bad in BMS versus Autotask.
I love that the software does everything in one screen related to my ticket tracking system. I also like the quickbooks integration.
Inventory tracking is bad to the point of non-functional, and lacks the ability to even transfer between locations. Feature request are not quickly addressed.
For the cost, this is a great software. It does what it needs to do, ticketing.
Overall business management has improved customer service with automated workflows. Better employee time management and tracking.
BMS is very reasonable priced CRM with some great features. It's easy to use, cloud based, and generates tickets directly from Kaseya's PSA.
The ease of use and the adaptivity of the design make the learning curve almost not existent. My Team is up and running with all features in a matter of days.
Between it, VSA and IT Glue you get down to s single pane of glass concept. Having information available from all three inside BMS is powerful and saves time.
Helps with managing endpoints, and scripting tasks.
I have found that BMS works better then SolarWinds AutoTask. A lot less pop-ups, cleaner interface, and less micro-managing of the solution.
For a starting business BMS is very simple to setup and easy to use and just does what you need it to do.
I find that the road map and RND were fantastic and that Kaseya is always improving their application for better workflows and productivity.
Billing is a terrible, horrible, no good feature. You have to approve billing items, then create invoices, then go into each invoice and choose an invoice "template", then send them out to clients.
The integrations are powerful and will hopefully provide a strong value case in time savings as we move down the road using it.
Converting from Autotask to BMS was a little bit of a challenge. We have a lot of integrations and it made the project management of our implementation difficult.
We use the VSA and BMS, hosted version of Kaseya, and the ability to access it anywhere is great, it's easy to gain remote access and set control.
Lack of some essential functionality that many bigger MSPs may need.
The support team is amazing. They are always kind, patient and knowledgeable.
We worked with the Kaseya team and got through it but the time to do so was about 2-3 times a normal roll out. Block hour contracts are really bad in BMS versus Autotask.
I love that the software does everything in one screen related to my ticket tracking system. I also like the quickbooks integration.
Inventory tracking is bad to the point of non-functional, and lacks the ability to even transfer between locations. Feature request are not quickly addressed.
For the cost, this is a great software. It does what it needs to do, ticketing.
Overall business management has improved customer service with automated workflows. Better employee time management and tracking.
BMS is very reasonable priced CRM with some great features. It's easy to use, cloud based, and generates tickets directly from Kaseya's PSA.
The ease of use and the adaptivity of the design make the learning curve almost not existent. My Team is up and running with all features in a matter of days.
Between it, VSA and IT Glue you get down to s single pane of glass concept. Having information available from all three inside BMS is powerful and saves time.
Helps with managing endpoints, and scripting tasks.
I have found that BMS works better then SolarWinds AutoTask. A lot less pop-ups, cleaner interface, and less micro-managing of the solution.
For a starting business BMS is very simple to setup and easy to use and just does what you need it to do.
I find that the road map and RND were fantastic and that Kaseya is always improving their application for better workflows and productivity.
Billing is a terrible, horrible, no good feature. You have to approve billing items, then create invoices, then go into each invoice and choose an invoice "template", then send them out to clients.
The integrations are powerful and will hopefully provide a strong value case in time savings as we move down the road using it.
Converting from Autotask to BMS was a little bit of a challenge. We have a lot of integrations and it made the project management of our implementation difficult.
We use the VSA and BMS, hosted version of Kaseya, and the ability to access it anywhere is great, it's easy to gain remote access and set control.
Lack of some essential functionality that many bigger MSPs may need.
The support team is amazing. They are always kind, patient and knowledgeable.
We worked with the Kaseya team and got through it but the time to do so was about 2-3 times a normal roll out. Block hour contracts are really bad in BMS versus Autotask.
I love that the software does everything in one screen related to my ticket tracking system. I also like the quickbooks integration.
Inventory tracking is bad to the point of non-functional, and lacks the ability to even transfer between locations. Feature request are not quickly addressed.
For the cost, this is a great software. It does what it needs to do, ticketing.
Overall business management has improved customer service with automated workflows. Better employee time management and tracking.
BMS is very reasonable priced CRM with some great features. It's easy to use, cloud based, and generates tickets directly from Kaseya's PSA.
The ease of use and the adaptivity of the design make the learning curve almost not existent. My Team is up and running with all features in a matter of days.
Between it, VSA and IT Glue you get down to s single pane of glass concept. Having information available from all three inside BMS is powerful and saves time.
Helps with managing endpoints, and scripting tasks.
I have found that BMS works better then SolarWinds AutoTask. A lot less pop-ups, cleaner interface, and less micro-managing of the solution.
For a starting business BMS is very simple to setup and easy to use and just does what you need it to do.