Automate manual work with IDR.
Employees can confirm receipt of a device by scanning its NFC tag. IDR will then automatically mark the device as delivered.
Scanning an NFC tag can trigger any automation, such as sending a notification to the IT team.
By scanning the NFC tag, a user can initiate a repair request or open a support ticket directly from the device, with no separate system login required.
Scanning the NFC tag allows a device to be checked in to a new location or storage, and IDR updates the location data automatically.
By scanning the NFC tag, users can instantly view up-to-date device information directly from IDR, with no manual serial number lookup needed.
IDR checks a peripheral's lifecycle status before a new order is placed and routes exceptions to IT for review.
IDR monitors upcoming lease expirations and flags cases where a replacement device has not yet been ordered.
Once a new device is ordered, IDR automatically sends setup instructions to the employee.
IDR automatically initiates a new device order process based on a defined trigger, such as onboarding or the end of a device's lifecycle.
IDR detects cases where the same user has more than one active device in the same product category and notifies the IT team for review.
IDR identifies all currently unassigned devices and surfaces them in a live view or report.
IDR sends automatic notifications for events such as deliveries, user changes, and lease expirations.
IDR sends an alert if a device has not been active for over 30 days.
IDR automatically opens an IT ticket when a device's health status or condition rating falls below a defined threshold.
IDR creates a service request in the ITSM system and syncs status updates back automatically.
IDR can compile and deliver a monthly summary report, for example IT cost data for finance teams.
IDR can leverage your existing device data to automatically enrich new devices with relevant details, such as CPU, RAM, and other technical specifications.
IDR identifies upcoming lease expirations and sends a notification before the contract period ends.
IDR automatically triggers the return process for leased devices when the contract period comes to an end.
When a device or user's cost center changes in IDR, the updated information is automatically pushed to the finance provider.
IDR automatically sends the user a request to choose their preferred end-of-life option: return the device, extend the lease, or purchase it outright.
IDR identifies devices reaching end of life and automatically routes them into the recycling process.
When a user is removed from identity management, IDR automatically marks their device as available.
When a user leaves the organization, IDR automatically initiates the device return process.
IDR sends a notification when a device's warranty period or defined lifecycle is approaching its end.
IDR forecasts devices that will become available within a set timeframe based on employees who are scheduled to leave their roles.
IDR is the best IT asset management software for companies that want to automate processes and take care of the whole asset lifecycle.