We had a consultant help with the initial setup. It was a really good experience in that regard. When sales is present, they make sure everything's right. Once that's over, then you're on your own with support, if you can get any. That part of the process was perfectly fine. I had a lot of high hopes for it at the time.

We were running an on-prem server until a year and a half ago when we switched to the online version, so they're taking care of all the maintenance for us now is much easier.

Kaseya VSA can be very easily deployed in a few minutes.

Our network team handled the implementation in-house. We didn't use an integrator or consultant as far as I know.

The implementation was completed in-house. We used the Kaseya method of implementation.

In terms of maintenance, we don't need a lot; one person can monitor it.

We implemented this solution ourselves. We are a managed service provider and onboard products for our clients from time to time. We are asked to create approximately 1,000 machines on a monthly basis.

We did have some help from Kaseya during the initial configuration, but after that, we worked on our own.

We used Kaseya for the deployment.

We handled the implementation ourselves.