How do Monitor and Inventory differ?
Monitor focuses on condition and alerts. Inventory keeps records of devices, properties and assignments.
Do I need to purchase other SOFBAC modules?
No. SOFBAC modules are selected individually. Add other services only when your workflows call for them.
Does EU hosting alone guarantee GDPR compliance?
No. Hosting location matters, but contracts, permissions, legal basis and processors must also be evaluated.
How do I get started?
Review the service scope and requirements, then check the current availability and setup in CORE.
A real-world example
Consider a school with about seventy users, three printers and two locations. Care Monitor focuses on device conditions and warnings; Care Inventory helps maintain equipment records and ownership. Workspace and Drive support file workflows. Print is a developing solution for printing and scanning, not a general-availability claim.
Industry example: Schools and education
Schools need reliable computers, accurate device records and organised documents. Many cannot spare staff to inspect every machine manually.
Consider a school with about seventy users, three printers and two locations. Care Monitor focuses on device conditions and warnings; Care Inventory helps maintain equipment records and ownership. Workspace and Drive support file workflows. Print is a developing solution for printing and scanning, not a general-availability claim.
SOFBAC aims to address specific needs without requiring the school to replace all existing systems. Monitoring and inventory are separate capabilities.