IT Management System

[GRitchie]

We're looking for something that can deal with all of the following

Order forms, toner supplies, computer details/asset management

 

Now, I could spend FOREVER making a high end Access database that does all of this, but before I do does anyone know of any software that does all of this?

(Not Spiceworks - we use this for ticketing and it doesn't perform well with our asset management)

 

Thanks!

[jim_potter]

Hi,

 

We use GLPI (ww.glpi-project.org) I think. It doesn't create order forms AFAIK, but it does everything else you've asked and more.

 

Give it a look. It changed my life.

 

Jim

[GRitchie]

Hi,

 

We use GLPI (ww.glpi-project.org) I think. It doesn't create order forms AFAIK, but it does everything else you've asked and more.

 

Give it a look. It changed my life.

 

Jim

 

Looks good, just has a very 90's feel to it which is the only off-putting thing for me!

[Elison]

we've been using this one for a few years now http://www.10-strike.com/networkinventoryexplorer/ it's for asset management (hardware and software)

What I like the best is that it can warn you if some changes in software or hardware list have been made. For example, if user has installed new program, or deleted.

And it allows to creat a lot of kinds of reports

And I didn't quite understand what "Order forms" is. Could you explain, please?

[RobD]

You could give Service Desk plus a go by Manage Engine. https://www.manageengine.com/products/service-desk/

 

It does all the asset management stuff and purchase orders etc but I'm not sure about order forms. This may not help but the best asset management software I've found is PDQ Inventory.

[cpjitservices]

This any good ?

 

MyITCRM - Free and Opensource CRM

[AJWhite1970]

+1 for GLPI.

 

Been using it for years tied in with OCS Inventory and it does everything you are looking for other than forms.

 

The price of £0.00 is pretty good as well...