I can't provide any honest feedback here.

I think the solution is pretty scalable. We have about eight users. We have the service desk, engineers, our change manager, and the developers, who use it to put in changes and stuff like that. I have one employee who is our admin for the solution and that's it. It's pretty low-maintenance. 

The scalability of ConnectWise Manage is good.

We have approximately 15 users using this solution in my organization. Most of the users are engineers, technicians, or salespeople.

It is a scalable platform. I rate its scalability a ten out of ten. We have ten users for it in our organization.

The scalability is good. It is not a problem to scale up.

We have approximately 50 users in our organization who use this solution.

ConnectWise Manage is used on a daily basis.

It seems to be scalable. I know that we've got hundreds of clients, both past and present. I know that there are MSPs that are using much larger solutions and that we're using ConnectWise. So I think as long as your hardware is set up to support it, it's as scalable as you want it to be.

However, when we were running an on-premises version, we did notice that we had some scalability issues using hard disks rather than SSDs.

We've got about 20 people using ConnectWise Manage. About 15 of those are techs, and the other five are admin personnel, our ordering, accounting, ownership, sales, etc.

For our needs, so far, we haven't had any issues. We are able to add more and more accounts. Everything looks good so far.

We have about 75 users. In terms of usage, it is currently not being used extensively in the organization. We're pretty much in the walking stage. We are not running yet. We have plans to increase its usage.

The scalability of the solution is very good.

We have 14 users on the solution currently.

While we do use the product quite a bit, we have no plans to increase usage at this time. 

Pretty much everybody on our team utilizes Manage, even including people who aren't necessarily technicians. Our technical account manager is the guy who's in charge of making sure agreements and stuff are up to date and sends out quotes and invoices, et cetera. He's in the time and expense and financing section of Manage most of the time. However, it pretty much allows all of our team members to connect in one place, in a central office. Anyone who is using ConnectWise Manage is also using ConnectWise Automate, and they do directly integrate. All the information from Automate gets pulled into ConnectWise Manage by itself and then it's available in those configurations.

Technically speaking, the scalability is fine. The company could grow 10 times its current size and we could continue using ConnectWise without a problem. The bigger issue with scalability is the same for any and every digital platform consistently across the board, scalability is never really an issue anymore with the way technology works today. The bigger issue is human scalability, making sure that everybody's using the system. From that perspective, ConnectWise is complex enough that a unified common language between all people takes time.

The scalability of ConnectWise Manage is easy.

My whole organization is using this solution which is approximately 700 people.

It's been able to scale for our needs.

It is scalable for us. We just add more users or more endpoints.

It is easy to scale and expand.

We have 80 or 90 people who use this solution on a daily basis. It is being used all the time.

Few

With respect to scalability, we have integrations with other software that seems to work pretty well. We have approximately 10 people that use it, ranging anywhere from project managers to network engineers, system administrators, and help desk people. The usage is pretty broad.

None.