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He knows every system inside out.
Feet in the sand. Drink in hand. For once, he’s not thinking about work.
ITLedger connects your service desk, IT assets and knowledge in one platform. Bring spreadsheets and exports together in a CMDB and link incidents, changes and knowledge to assets. ITLedger costs EUR 69 per agent per month, excluding VAT, with a minimum of 3 agents and annual billing. Unlimited requesters at no extra cost. ITSM, CMDB/ITAM, knowledge base, automation, SLAs, GDPR features, API access, reporting and Richard are included. Start with a free two-week pilot, including an import of your own data; extension is possible by agreement.
02 / What makes ITLedger different
A complete ITSM solution based on ITIL, with processes already set up, a built-in AI consultant and direct support from our team.
Start with an established setup for your daily IT operations. Easily enable or disable the capabilities your team needs.
Richard, our AI consultant, helps your team find information, understand relationships and work with ITLedger.
Work directly with the people behind ITLedger. We help with setup, existing data and the first steps in daily use.
Clear agreements on software, onboarding and support. You know in advance what is included and what it costs.
Our team helps you make a running start, with a setup that fits your organisation.
03 / Go further with ITLedger
Support your service desk with AI, track risks and connect ITLedger to the systems you already use.
An AI colleague for your service desk.
Richard helps users with questions and troubleshooting, guides ticket creation and supports your team with operations and configuration.
DocumentationFrom signals to follow-up.
Watch certificates, licences and vulnerabilities. Configure checks and escalations to see which systems and services need attention.
DocumentationRecord incident details and prepare reports, including PDF export.
DocumentationConnect external monitoring signals to the relevant assets and checks in Sentinel.
DocumentationLet employees sign in through your organisation’s identity provider, with centrally managed access.
Documentation04 / Getting started
Explore ITLedger yourself, start with your data or meet our team.
Explore the product and import a controlled sample yourself.
Open an accountChoose a licence when you are ready. We help you get started with the data you provide.
Getting startedMeet our team, discuss your IT environment and explore how ITLedger can help.
Choose a timeExtra processing for very large or unstructured datasets is always discussed and priced upfront.
View software pricingA configuration management database (CMDB) records IT assets, services and their relationships. ITLedger provides an existing model, guided onboarding from your records and links to incidents, changes and knowledge, so the CMDB is usable during daily service work.
ITLedger supports service work with linked assets and customer context. Assess during the pilot whether the setup fits your MSP processes.
ITLedger records assets, owners, processing registers and changes and has NIS2 reporting, so you can draw this evidence from current records. It does not replace legal review or certification.
We can review spreadsheets, exports and documentation. Scope, sensitivity and supported destinations are agreed upfront.
No. Strong relationships with usable evidence can be imported. Doubtful cases stay visible for review.
No. A broader platform can be a better fit when extensive customisation, a large ecosystem or an existing platform team matters more than a predefined model.
Richard helps with searching, summarising and explaining based on the records and permissions in ITLedger. He does not repair missing or unreliable source data.
EUR 69 per agent per month, excluding VAT, with a minimum of 3 agents and annual billing. Requesters are included without limit.
Two weeks free with an import of your own data. Extension is possible by agreement. Richard stays free during the pilot; up to 3 operators, more only by agreement and with a good reason.
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