Auvik Reviews

I love Auvik because it gives me instant, accurate visibility into even messy networks. Automatic Discovery, Real-Time maps, and smart alerts mean I can walk into a new client and understand their environment in minutes instead of days. Its multi-site, MSP-friendly design lets me manage many clients' networks in one place. Clean hierarchy and shared collectors enable scaling. Features like new device alert, automated config backups, and vendor-agnostic support turn it into a source of truth. They give me instant change control on networks. If something new shows up, I know within minutes. The initial setup was pretty pain-free.

Networks maps can get messy

I love Auvik for instant, accurate network visibility. Features like automatic discovery, real-time maps, and smart alerts help me manage multiple client networks easily. Its new device alert and automated backups provide instant change control, turning Auvik into a centralized source of truth.

Auvik was easy to set up and get running, and it helped us monitor all the different sites across our network.

Sometimes the product misidentifies devices.

Auvik helps us keep on top of network events that we would otherwise miss, like high port utilization and dropped packets.

I really enjoy how easy it is to find what I’m looking for. The user interface is simple, clean, and straightforward, which makes navigating the app feel effortless. I also appreciate the amount of information I’m able to view, since it helps me get the details I need without having to dig around.

Honestly, I haven’t found anything I dislike so far.

Auvik helps me identify where devices are within our network. It’s been really useful for narrowing down network-related issues and figuring out where to focus when something isn’t working as expected.

I use Auvik for network and device monitoring and appreciate how it alerts me to network drops, sometimes even before users notice. I love the discovery tool that makes it easy to add and sort devices for monitoring, saving us the time spent manually adding devices. Once we figured it out, the setup became relatively easy.

I would like to see more flexibility and integration with Microsoft 365, endpoint visibility, and individual workstation traffic tracking.

I use Auvik for network and device monitoring. It helps us address network drops by showing issues even before users contact us.

I love how Auvik gives me the insight into my network that I was lacking. I can see trends that I was previously oblivious to, which is quite an eye opener. It immediately recognizes inconsistencies and helps me make changes to reduce bottlenecks. I appreciate that it gives me advance warning about issues, which means I don't have to wait for an end user to report them. The notifications are an integral part of keeping my network and servers healthy. Auvik's customization is great; I can have it alert me to very specific things, like when a printer runs out of paper in another office, and it's just as easy to filter out unwanted notifications. It's comprehensive and really important for my monitoring. The ease of use and customization options make it very valuable to me. I can customize notifications to focus on the items that matter most to me.

I had a few issues initially setting up monitoring for Cloud services, but support was able to help. There were also a few issues during the initial setup, though the dedicated onboarding engineer was extremely helpful.

Auvik gives me insights into my network, showing trends and highlighting issues to reduce bottlenecks. It helps me proactively address problems, like switch congestion, before they affect users. The advanced notifications keep my network healthy by alerting me to potential issues.

Deep insights, a strong community, and a rich set of features.

Support can be aimless at times, pricing for new platforms can seem pushy.

Our overview of customer networks and their devices has dramatically improved since adopting Auvik. We have been using Auvik for about 7-8 years now, and have no plans to even demo alternate solutions due to it being engrained in our company culture.

You spin up the collector, and it does a solid job sniffing out the network pretty quick. Maps out devices, connections, and traffic without you having to draw lines or hunt down every IP by hand. The dashboard's clean and straightforward—doesn't take long for a junior tech or even the old-timers to get in there and see what's healthy, what's got issues, configs backed up, alerts popping when they should.

Pricing starts off okay but climbs quick once you add more sites or gear—folks talk about it getting into serious money for bigger setups, and smaller shops or clients with light hardware can feel the pinch hard. Support used to be lightning-fast; these days some say it's slowed down a bit, takes longer to get answers. Mapping sometimes gets wires crossed between networks and needs fixing, and it ain't the lightest thing running on your collector hardware. I've heard gripes about pushy sales or billing gotchas after the trial wraps up.

Being able to jump straight into a switch or router's CLI or GUI from the browser is a real time-saver—no more driving out for every little thing, and if something goes sideways, rolling back a config is usually just a couple clicks. For MSP folks juggling multiple clients, having everything in one pane with good alerting (email, text, whatever you hook it to) and that TrafficInsights piece for seeing flows even on encrypted traffic cuts down a lot of the "what the heck is going on here?" moments. Documentation basically writes itself.

I like Auvik's easy-to-use interface and mapping. It's easy to deploy for new customers, and the initial setup was a breeze. It also helps me save time and money.

More support for Ubiquiti products

I use Auvik to visualize the network, get alerts on failure, and enjoy its easy-to-use interface and mapping. It's easy to deploy for new customers, which saves time and money.

Auvik is great for a first look dashboard to see how the network is performing and any unusual situations.

Enabling flows was a little complicated to get the data we wanted to see. Had some great help from the auvik engineers.

Troubleshooting time. Any issues on our network can be found and solved quickly or even before the issue has affected any production systems.

The amount of information at your fingertips. You don't have to go digging to find important information.

There is a filter that if we delete we have to call customer service to re-add.

Auvik lets us view the network at a glance and we are able to determine if problems are upstream or downstream from certain devices.