lansweeper You are using an expired license key

But trying to answer their own questions for which they wanted documented. MY required documentation was finished within 5 days. One client gave me crap that I was taking too long to onboard their whole office. It takes weeks to get the client to cough up those details when trying to reconcile their documentation. From Vendor documentation to purchase receipts. If there are ANY documentation, its spread around the office. excel can be used this way.Īs a MSP, and onboarded a few clients, I've come to discover most don't ever document. Using a Excel Spreadsheet sufficient? Yes, but I totally would rather make my own forms, and organized those form entries into a database. Is there a generally accepted best-practice? Sure, filing cabinet, and a organized tab separated filing method. Plus they have a great message board system where you can find a lot of good answers to questions. They have free inventory and contract tools. You also might want to check out Spiceworks. And as a third backup I have a MS Team for software and keep file folders there with items for each pice of software such as purchase order, quote and again. So I’ve got contract (purchase date, license expires date, company contact) info entered into Service Now along with license quantity and keys.īeing paranoid, we also put note with license key in the install folder for the SCCM/MECE install files. We’ve also had to all of a sudden having departments buying software on their own and then coming to us for the license when we didn’t know about it in the first place. But I only have info on the past years purchases.

We’re suppose to be entering it into Service Now.

And we’re basically starting from scratch. No now that’s been dumped on our admin team. She retired, tired of being overloaded with work. Well one person took care of it along with a bunch of other things. And our purchasing department took care of it. We HAD a program to track our assets such as software, but this was when we had everything on cd’s with licenses attached.

Lansweeper You are using an expired license key