CMDBuild
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What both publish
| Fact | CMDBuild | i-doit |
|---|---|---|
| Deployment | CMDBuild runs on a web server and is accessed through a browser; the maker says it runs on Linux, OSX, and Windows and requires web-server setup knowledge. | i-doit can be self-hosted on a company server or consumed as an i-doit-operated cloud instance. |
| Integrations | REST web services let applications read and write data, execute operations, exchange notifications, and connect to external asset, staff, ERP, infrastructure, monitoring, and IoT systems. | The maker lists integrations or import options for service desks such as OTRS Community Edition, KIX, and Zammad, directories such as LDAP and Active Directory, monitoring tools such as Nagios and Checkmk, and inventory tools such as JDisc and OCS. |
| Purpose | CMDBuild is an open-source web environment for configuring custom asset-management applications. | i-doit provides IT documentation and CMDB capabilities for recording IT assets, software, licenses, contracts, organizations, and people. |
CMDBuild plans
- CMDBuildFree
i-doit plans
- i-doit€48.65 a month
- i-doit pro flexPriced on request
- i-doit pro largePriced on request
- i-doit pro mediumPriced on request
- i-doit pro smallPriced on request
Pick CMDBuild if…
It suits teams that want to configure their own asset-management application and can provide the required server setup and administration. It may fit organizations needing scoped access controls or integrations with other systems.
Pick i-doit if…
i-doit is aimed at organizations of all sizes that need structured IT documentation and CMDB capabilities. It may fit teams in infrastructure, finance, healthcare, government, IT services, or industry.