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Tired of broken promises? Time to move on from Datto

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5 reasons Datto pales in comparison to SuperOps

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Tools that don’t talk to each other

  • Yes, Datto has a strong RMM suite. But you’re still relying on stitched tools, insane onboarding costs, and hours of training to run your MSP.
  • SuperOps is a truly unified PSA-RMM platform built for modern MSPs, without the unnecessary complexities of the typical MSP software.
  • You don’t have to work across multiple tools to get a single view of your business anymore.

02

A PSA that is ridiculously hard to use

  • Datto doesn’t have an in-built PSA. You have to integrate with Autotask, a PSA too vast, convoluted, and hard to set up.
  • Why spend so much on features you won’t use, only to lose out on ones you actually need?
  • No side conversations
  • Limited collaboration on tickets
  • Limited email-to-ticket functionalities
  • Overwhelming user interface
  • Extensive training to set up simple workflows

03

An interface that is straight out of 2000s

  • Datto is constantly updating its outdated UI, resulting in an inconsistent user experience. You’re never really done learning how things work.
  • The latest UI update has the users split between the old UI and the new UI, which can be further exhausting. 
  • SuperOps interface is intentionally simple, which your technicians will love to use and not just put up with.

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04

A platform that is stuck in the past

  • You can’t solve future problems with a legacy tool built for the past.
  • SuperOps is a future-ready, automation-led, and AI-first PSA-RMM platform built for modern MSPs.
  • With us, you are better prepared for the problems of today and tomorrow.

05

A vendor that left clients at Kaseya's mercy

  • Kaseya has spent $6.2 billion on Datto, and they will expect a return on that investment.
  • Datto users already report price hikes, poor support, and pushback for signing new contracts.
  • The entire acquisition has been terribly distracting for customers and it could be just the start.

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We have our customers vouch for us!

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It's a simple and intuitive interface. It brings a nice dash of colour. Cosmetic, I know, but to me, it's important to have a platform that you enjoy using. The automation is great...And there is a superb team of very fast responders to help you every step of the way...

Superb and highly developed

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Andrew Rowley

Managing Director/IT Consultant, Bright Future Communications Ltd

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Disjointed tools hampering your business growth? Say no more! 

SuperOps is the unified PSA-RMM platform modern MSPs need

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Why unified?

A unified PSA-RMM empowers technicians to go about their day in one platform as opposed to one too many.

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Why intuitive?

Everything a tech needs is right where it should be, so your technicians spend less time learning and more time working.

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Why automation-first?

Our workflows are intuitive for anyone to set up. No need to set up complex policies or hire an automation engineer or sit through training.

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Why transparent?

We have nothing to hide. We are transparent in everything, including our pricing, product roadmap, and any decision impacting our customers.

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Why zero contracts?

We don’t believe in keeping our customers hostage. We believe in winning them every single day.

SuperOps Vs Datto feature comparison

FEATURES

PSA-RMM

Unified

Disjointed

Project management

IT documentation

Mobile app

Advanced search functionality

Quote versioning

Runbook automation

Intuitive dashboard

Advanced ticket filters

Unified home screen

Side conversations

Intelligent alerting

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Don’t just give technicians software. Give them a happy place to hang out. Give them SuperOps