SysAid - A good basic ITSM product
June 17, 2024
SysAid - A good basic ITSM product
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Score 7 out of 10
Vetted Review
Verified User
Software Version
ITSM
Overall Satisfaction with SysAid
We use the SysAid application for help desk ticketing, workflow entitlement requests, reporting and change management. The entitlement request workflow was written in partnership with SysAid, and it allows both employees and 3rd party vendors to request application access through SysAid by submitting new requests. The change management portion is used for any new releases or enhancements being worked on.
Pros
- Very good support
- Easy to learn
- UI is decent
- Emails between user and technicians
Cons
- Reporting can be meatier
- Workflows can be easier to create and modify
- A status to pause the timer on tickets would be helpful
- Good ticket tracking
- Good support
- Easy to learn
We use the self service portal for ticketing and change requests. The workflow portion is not very easy to use or maintain and is subject to breaks. We had to partner with the SysAid development team to get our entitlement request workflow working the way we needed it to. Once it was done it made requesting system access easier for our employees and vendors.
SysAid is a decent ITSM based product for the money if you want an application that for the most part can be setup and administered without a dedicated resource assigned to SysAid maintenance.
In my experience, it does not have the full functionality of either Cherwell or ServiceNow, but those products do require a dedicated resource to administer
In my experience, it does not have the full functionality of either Cherwell or ServiceNow, but those products do require a dedicated resource to administer
Do you think SysAid delivers good value for the price?
Yes
Are you happy with SysAid's feature set?
Yes
Did SysAid live up to sales and marketing promises?
I wasn't involved with the selection/purchase process
Did implementation of SysAid go as expected?
I wasn't involved with the implementation phase
Would you buy SysAid again?
Yes
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