I would rate the stability as 10 out of 10. 

It's very stable because of the number of clients that SOTI has worldwide.

Several of our major partners like FedEx, UPS, and USPS are using MobiControl with a ton of devices. Updating the firmware is easy. If you do it in Microsoft Intune, you're going to end up with a lot of false reporting. I have not seen that issue with SOTI MobiControl so far.

It's as stable as any other solution that I've used to do such management. The king of the hill in this is called AirWatch from VMware. SOTI is not like that, but AirWatch also costs three times more.

The platform is stable enough. I rate the stability a ten out of ten.

It is a stable solution. We have some issues, such as one of the devices might face problems once in a while. Otherwise, it is stable.

The product is not 100% stable. Sometimes, it generates a bug that we need to change the XML file manually.

Stability-wise, I rate the solution an eight and a half out of ten.

I would rate stability a ten out of ten.

It's stable, even with the cloud version. I haven't encountered

SOTI seems to be stable.

It has been very stable, so far.

I would rate the stability as eight out of ten.

It's extremely stable. I rarely have any issues with it. Even with the patching of the servers, it's all Microsoft Server-based, it's not running on Linux. If the patching failed - which it hasn't - but if the patching failed, the restore is really straightforward.

The solution is stable. I'd rate the solution seven or eight out of ten. 

It's been very stable over the past few years but less stable since we upgraded to the newest version a few months ago. 

We recently had an issue before the new year 2024 where we couldn't deploy anything or stage devices. However, we logged a call with the sales team, which was resolved.

SOTI MobiControl has good stability. The dates are really not based on the devices. It takes time to get updated after the machine update.

I rate SOTI MobiControl a six out of ten for stability.

We've had very few outages over the years. We had a couple of them where it was a bug that we had some trouble with but, considering the timespan that we've had the solution implemented, it's been very stable.

SOTI MobiControl is a stable solution.

The solution is pretty stable. We haven't had issues with crashes. There aren't bugs or glitches. It's good.

The product is highly stable. I rate the stability a ten out of ten.

SOTI MobiControl has been stable.

The stability is good. We've had very few cases with SOTI. Over a five-year period we've had something like ten cases.

Most of the time it's stable. We were on the phone with SOTI pretty much every day when we were doing an upgrade. For a week or so it was pretty rough going. Since then, it's been mostly stable.

The stability of SOTI MobiControl with Android is good, but there are some issues with Windows equipment.

It's fairly stable.

It's pretty stable. We haven't experienced any issues. Twice in these last two years I had to restart the server but that was related to hardware and not the application.

We have only encountered minor stability issues. When we have, SOTI support was able to resolve these quickly.

There was a time, for a couple of weeks, maybe a month, that I wasn't able to use SOTI Assist. I'm not sure why. When I tried using it again, more recently, it was working. That was the only issue I ever had. It's been very stable.

The solution is very stable. In the four years we've been using it, there have been very few issues.

The platform is stable. There are no issues with the stability of the platform.

We have had some bugs in the time that we have used it, but their support group has been helpful in resolving some of those issues.

The solution is very stable. From my side, I haven't heard of clients having any issues. It's reliable.

The stability is fine.

This is a pretty stable product.

No issues encountered.

Haven't encountered stability issues.

Yes, We used an older version of SOTI MobiControl v4.1 and sometimes it becomes unresponsive considering the huge number of devices. Also if the rules are applied to a larger number of devices the system becomes unstable.

I don't find it very stable right now at all. I can't install apps on my devices. That fails. I was having issues with the profiles at one point. The iOS update is not able to be pushed down automatically. Every other day is just another problem.

It is a stable product.

I have had issues with new Android devices that are not certified in our region (South America). It takes a long time to get all of the features.

It is very stable and very reliable.

The product is stable. But, nowadays the Android and iOS upgrades are many times a month, and it appears to be a chasing game for both the EMM and the Western manufacturer. 

It could not handle any device updates sent out from vendors (Verizon, ATT, et al.).