- Provides speed and scaling in the cloud
- Effortless scaling
- Never throws away data
- Takes action now
- Delivers analytics at the speed of business
- Automates and speeds up system discovery
Actional offers intelligent solutions designed to optimize IT operations through advanced monitoring and analytics capabilities, enhancing efficiency in complex environments.
| Product | Mindshare (%) |
|---|---|
| Actional | 0.5% |
| Dynatrace | 5.3% |
| Datadog | 4.6% |
| Other | 89.6% |
Actional is an advanced monitoring tool tailored for IT operations, providing profound insights into system performance. It specializes in real-time monitoring, offering an extensive perspective on application performance and system interactions. With intuitive analytics, it supports improved decision-making and strategic planning, ensuring operational efficiency and minimizing downtime. Its adaptable nature allows seamless integration into varied IT infrastructures, making it a vital resource for maintaining optimized processes.
What are the most valuable features of Actional?Actional is widely implemented across industries including finance and healthcare, where reliable system performance is critical. It aids financial institutions in managing transaction flows, ensuring compliance and operational integrity. In healthcare, it supports the delivery of uninterrupted service by monitoring critical applications, ensuring they run optimally to deliver efficient care.
| Author info | Rating | Review Summary |
|---|---|---|
| Consultant at a comms service provider with 501-1,000 employees | 5.0 | I find this solution offers excellent speed and effortless, unlimited scaling, free of deployment or stability issues. Customer and technical support are highly rated (9/10). It's cheaper than competitors, but I only wish for better marketing. |
| QA Expert at a tech company with 51-200 employees | 4.0 | I find the product flexible and good for organizing releases and test cases. However, my main concern is its automation integration, as a single script failure can incorrectly mark multiple requirements as failed. |
I would like to see better marketing.
We have used this for four years.
There are no deployment issues at this moment.
There are no stability issues at this moment.
This tool has great scaling capabilities, i.e., no limitations.
I would give customer service a rating of a nine out of 10.
Technical Support:I would give technical support a rating of a nine out of 10.
I would give the team a rating of a nine out of 10.
This product has a subscription model. You do not need to pay for licensing.
The new version has real improvements.
Pretty flexible, able to handle different approaches to testing and software lifecycle
Not fully integrated with their automation test tool.
From a testing standpoint, ignoring license and cost issues, it's not a bad product. You can use it to organize releases, maintain test cases, and provide management with some decent tools. My concern is with Automation integration. While requirement tracking works fine if you have one automated script per requirement, once you create scripts that cover multiple requirements, any failure in the script updates all requirements as failed instead of giving you the option of only failing those requirements that individually failed. I have an open ticket with HP about this. I was looking at OPA, but couldn't find a viable solution. Other than that, I think QC is pretty decent.