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FNT Command vs ProDCIM

FNT Command

7.1#2 in it capacity management softwareFrom €99 a month
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ProDCIM

5.3#13 in data center management
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FactFNT CommandProDCIM
APIFNT Command API supports platform-, language- and protocol-independent web-service integration, REST or SOAP services, read queries and write access.ProDCIM provides REST endpoints and webhooks, and the API page describes two-way sync, scoped tokens, an OpenAPI 3.1 specification, Python and Node SDKs, and a sandbox.
HeadquartersEllwangen (Jagst), GermanyMarkham, Ontario, Canada
IntegrationsThe Integration extension lists REST API access and standard interfaces for ServiceNow CMDB, Cisco DNA, VMware vCenter, Nokia NFM-P, Infosim Stablenet and ticketing APIs.The product page lists SNMP, Modbus, BACnet, MQTT, REST API and Redfish, and its FAQ also names IPMI, iLO and iDRAC device classes.
PurposeFNT Command is a centralized platform for planning, controlling, documenting and managing enterprise IT, data center and telecommunications infrastructures.ProDCIM combines power, cooling, environment, network and asset information into one live operating picture for data-center and critical-infrastructure teams.

FNT Command plans

  • Asset Inventory€99 a month
  • Server & Applications€149 a month
  • Telco Network & Services€149 a month
  • Data Center Management€199 a month
  • Cable & Connectivity€319 a month
  • ExtensionsPriced on request

ProDCIM plans

  • EnterprisePriced on request
  • ProfessionalPriced on request
  • StarterPriced on request

Pick FNT Command if…

FNT Command suits organizations planning and managing enterprise IT, data center, or telecommunications infrastructure. Its modules and integrations may be relevant to teams overseeing interconnected assets and services.

Pick ProDCIM if…

It suits data-center, telecom, distributed-site, and critical-facility teams managing physical infrastructure. It is designed for organizations needing rack, capacity, monitoring, and integration functions.

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