Please note the screenshots shown are in German, but you can easily change the language to English.

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In i-doit, you can manage multiple clients. The user authentication can be either managed internally by i-doit or coupled with an LDAP directory (Active Directory).

i-doit provides you with a large number of object types. Additionally, you can create your own object types. The object types in i-doit correspond to the ITIL classes, for example, server, software, contracts, etc. Existing object types can be adapted and custom object types can be added.

Configuration Items (term used in ITIL; short CI) in i-doit are called objects

i-doit offers a multitude of categories to organise the features of your objects. Categories represent a thematically grouped collection of properties or attributes. You can add specifically created categories to the standard integrated categories with i-doit.

In the site view, you can see at a glance, where to find the documented objects. You can position your objects in rooms, cabinets, buildings etc.

The Report Manager helps you with the task of managing your most important data. Here you can see an example of the power consumption of server racks.

With the logbook, the full life cycle of an object in i-doit is documented and you can add optional comments. Therefore, it is possible to document and record the complete history of changes in the CMDB.

An import is possible with the various XML and CSV formats.

The workflow module with its labour contracts, checklists and status notifications allows effective, comprehensible collaboration in the department.

My-doit
my-doit is your personal space in i-doit. Assigned work orders and checklists can be viewed. my-doit also has a ‘Favourites’ feature, to be used for instance, to allow quicker access to frequently maintained objects.

i-doit allows the mapping of active / passive components to power, storage and data networks.

The modular structure of i-doit is not only for the additional functional modules. The multi-lingual, search, or the logbook are modules and are maintained separately.

Users, groups and contacts are maintained within i-doit. Additionally it is possible to have a connection to LDAP directories. The control of the role-based access rights takes place here by group memberships.

Cluster and cluster services can be modelled. The cluster vitality shows the amount of resources used by the cluster service.