Asset Panda vs. InvGate Assets

Asset Panda, in my opinion, is well suited for even the most confined environments. The software's costing is very viable and well worth the value that it brings to solving a variety of keeping inventory that many businesses face. This item has saved us money by keeping track of assets that would have otherwise been lost or written off. This all is now in its proper place.

Incentivized

Smaller environments (under 1000)
Does not work well w with older systems, xp/2003

Incentivized

• It is great for a non profit organization because you can add any columns you need to the asset. For example, I have added a funding source column to sort different grants that have paid for our assets.
• Asset Panda provides the depreciation calculation for you.
• The software is easy to maneuver. It can be easily searched and sorted by type of asset/date or any category you create.
• You can add and track non depreciable items as well. Reports can be ran for just depreciable assets when needed so this will not interfere with you depreciable asset listing.

Incentivized

• Easy deployment
• Ability to add non pc assets
• Web based application

Incentivized

• Sometimes search isn't the best
• It does not tell you if you have double posted

Incentivized

• Reporting
• Fine details of system (bios etc)
• Remote support to end users

Incentivized

I have not used any other tracking programs, so I do not have an opinion either way

Incentivized

Spiceworks had more features and options but was not designed for a large environment. Also it did not integrate and did not have an API.

Incentivized

• Inventory now has RBAC.
• Inventory is easily kept up to date with annual verification buttons.
• Inventory can now use labels and gun scanners for easy reconciliation.
• Inventory can be searched using any field.

Incentivized

• Single pane of glass
• Inexpensive per endpoint
• Able to track all harware

Incentivized