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SysAid

SysAid is an Israeli-founded IT service management (ITSM) and help desk platform used by tens of thousands of organizations worldwide for ticketing, incident, and asset management, with increasing investment in AI-driven automation ("SysAid Copilot") for ticket handling. Founded by Israel Lifshitz in 2002 and grown to profitability without major external funding for most of its history, SysAid is now led by CEO Avi Kedmi. The company holds SOC 2 Type 2 and ISO 27001/27017/27018 certifications, and in November 2023 an on-premise zero-day vulnerability (CVE-2023-47246) was exploited by the Cl0p ransomware group against a limited number of self-hosted customers before SysAid issued a patch and public disclosure.
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Product Quality
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Market Reputation
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Community Sentiment
72
Customer Experience
70
Technical Credibility
62
Value for Money
71
Innovation & Vision
100
Buying Safety
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AI model visibility: 30
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Clutch
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DEV Community
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G2
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Gartner Peer Insights
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GitHub Discussions
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Glassdoor
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Hacker News
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PeerSpot
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Play Store
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Product Hunt
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Quora
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Reddit
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Software Advice
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Spiceworks
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Stack Overflow
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TrustPilot
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TrustRadius
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YouTube
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Evidence checkpoints: S3
✓SOC2 Type II Certification
✓ISO 27001 Certification
✕GDPR / Data Processing Agreement Published
✕Third-Party Penetration Test or Bug Bounty Program
✓Public Status / Uptime Page
✕Published SLA Terms
✓Gartner / Forrester Analyst Position
✕Cloud or Software Marketplace Listing
✓Technology Partner Certification
✓Public API Documentation
✕Transparent Pricing Page
✓Public Changelog / Release Notes
✓Verified Named Client Case Studies
✓Public Help Centre / Knowledge Base
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“good balance of features versus price”
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“good balance of features versus price”
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