ACMP Desktop Automation

In addition to a complete, automated hardware inventory, ACMP Desktop Automation can also be used to record any other data such as inventory number, room name, department or the employee's telephone number. It is up to you whether you want to fill this in automatically from other data sources, request it from the user using a form or enter it yourself as an administrator on the console.

Administrators enter PCs and devices that are not connected to the company network as so-called "manual clients". This ensures that these systems are not inadvertently forgotten during planning or analyses.

Dynamic groups are an essential foundation for simplifying day-to-day administration with ACMP. All systems managed by ACMP, whether client computers, servers or mobile devices, can be members of any number of groups. These groups are known as containers. There is the option of fixed, static assignment to a container by the administrator. The dynamic and automatic assignment to containers by ACMP, depending on certain properties, makes the administrator's work much easier. For example, if the hard disk of a computer reaches a predefined utilisation limit, ACMP automatically moves this client to the appropriate container defined by the administrator. Without further intervention, ACMP starts executing commands to optimise memory usage, such as compressing or deleting temporary files. This means that tasks that are often unloved and therefore not carried out regularly are no longer left lying around, but run fully automatically. If you have any questions about constellations in your company, please contact us - we are sure to find the right solution.

Of course, all desktop automation data can also be evaluated using the integrated and freely parameterisable report engine. Whether for your own documentation or overviews for your supervisor.

Thanks to the intuitive interface, you can easily distribute all client commands to selected clients and client groups, the so-called containers, using drag-and-drop. Conveniently, this also works in the other direction. Whether you drag clients to "Client Commands" in ACMP or a command to the desired clients is irrelevant. ACMP always ensures that the commands and actions are implemented correctly.