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Tenvara vs the tools you use today
Most MSPs run a PSA, an RMM, a remote access tool, a backup product, a documentation platform and a handful of add-ons, each with its own bill and login. Tenvara is one app that replaces the stack. Here is how it compares with 64 of those tools, one page per tool: where each part of its job lives in Tenvara, and everything else you get alongside it. Running IT for your own organisation? The ITSM comparisons are written for in-house IT teams.
Pick a tool
Every tool, by the job it does
PSA and service desk
Tickets, SLAs, time, contracts and billing.
RMM and patching
Monitoring, patching, scripts and software on every device.
Remote access
Getting onto a user's screen to fix things.
Backup
Endpoints, servers, virtual machines and Microsoft 365.
Microsoft 365 management
Every customer tenant, its users, licences and security posture.
Documentation and passwords
Customer documentation and a credentials vault.
Security monitoring
Security events, detections and readiness checks.
Portal, chat, feedback and scheduling
How customers reach you and tell you how you did.
Quoting and sales
Catalogues, quotes and signed proposals.
Billing, reporting and automation
Licence billing, reports and the rules that do the busywork.
Printing
Putting the right printers and drivers on the right devices.
Proxmox and web hosting
The hypervisors and web servers you run for customers.
ITSM for IT teams
Service management for an organisation's own IT team.
Replace your whole stack
A dozen logins, or one.
Swapping one tool for another rarely changes much. Swapping the stack does: one agent on every machine, one customer record, one alert list and one subscription.
Questions
About these comparisons
From each vendor's own website and documentation, checked in September and October 2026, and from Tenvara's knowledge base. Every page lists its sources. If something has changed, tell us and we will correct it.
Each table first compares the jobs both products do. Below that, Also in Tenvara lists what else comes in the same app, such as RMM, backup or Microsoft 365 management, and whether the other vendor sells it as a separate product. Every Tenvara row links to its guide, and the vendor details come from the sources listed on each page.
Settings, Migration imports customers, sites, contacts, devices, assets and credentials from CSV exports of your current tools, with column mapping, a dry run and undo, and brings documentation and passwords across from IT Glue or Hudu. Devices appear with their full inventory as the agent is installed, and Microsoft 365 tenants connect with a consent link. Beta members run Tenvara side by side with their current tools and take as long as they need to move over.
The ITSM for IT teams group compares Tenvara with the service management platforms organisations run for their own staff, such as ServiceNow, Freshservice and TOPdesk. Those pages describe the Company edition: one organisation with departments and employees, an employee portal with manager approvals, and purchasing and IT spend, with device management, backup and Microsoft 365 in the same app. See ITSM for in-house IT teams for the whole picture.
Yes. Each part of Tenvara is a module you switch on when you are ready, so you can start with one job, such as the service desk or backup, and bring the rest over at your own pace.
Tenvara is the full product, and beta is about its stage rather than what it does. Apply for the beta, run it next to the tools you use today, and move each job over when you are happy. Beta members get a direct line to the team building it.
The one signed agent for Windows, macOS and Linux handles inventory, remote control, monitoring, patching, software, scripts, printers, backup and security monitoring. Each feature is switched on by policy, with no extra installs.
Try it next to your current stack.
Tenvara is coming soon. Apply for the beta to run it side by side with the tools you use today, or get launch updates by email.