TrustRadius Insights for ControlUp are summaries of user sentiment data from TrustRadius reviews and, when necessary, third party data sources.
Pros
Easy-to-use interface: Many users have praised ControlUp's interface for its ease of use, with multiple reviewers stating that it is intuitive and user-friendly.
Customizable alerts and notifications: Several reviewers have expressed appreciation for the customizable alerts and notifications provided by ControlUp. They have found it valuable to be able to set up specific triggers and receive timely alerts for various events, such as session events or hardware failures.
Automation capabilities: Numerous users have been impressed by ControlUp's automation capabilities. They have mentioned being able to create script-based actions that can be executed automatically or tied to specific triggers. The availability of a community with approved scripts has also added value to the automation features.
We are a single location accounting firm with a 100% VDI platform. We use ControlUp to manage, monitor, and troubleshoot this environment. We are also trying to use the ScoutBees module for user experience and uptime monitoring. We'll use ControlUp to help make resource allocation decisions going forward (e.g. how much RAM and CPU to allocate to VMs). We've already used it to reduce logon times.
Pros
Easy to find information when troubleshooting a problem
Information is clearly presented
Information is easy to arrange (sort, filter, drill down)
Information provided is useful out of the box but can also be customized
Cons
It seems that there is a gradual transition occurring from one interface (a local program) to another (Web). This creates confusion at times.
ScoutBees module has a problem with our version of Horizon, so we can't do a login test
The local program for ControlUp uses a lot of resources
The training session focus on very large environments, which we aren't. Might be good to offer SMB sessions separately.
Likelihood to Recommend
An environment where visibility of general performance metrics isn't currently done or is done with a system that is difficult to use (which was our case). An environment where resource allocation decisions need to be made (e.g. how much RAM and CPU to allocate to VM pools). An environment where a troubleshooting tool is needed (e.g. to answer the question, "Why is this person experiencing poor performance right now?")
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Verified User
Director in Information Technology (Accounting company, 51-200 employees)