Lifecycle

Echo automatically registers and classifies all new devices the moment they come online — even before the operating system is installed.
It links each asset to an owner, department, and location, ensuring that no device enters your organisation without being visible, traceable, and governed from day one.

While devices are in active use, Echo continuously monitors hardware health (e.g. battery condition), security status (e.g. antivirus and encryption), and usage behaviour.
This enables your teams to identify potential issues early, stay compliant with internal policies, and make smarter lifecycle decisions.

Echo helps you spot underused or oversized hardware by analysing real-time usage patterns across departments and users.
This allows you to reassign devices that are not being used effectively — reducing waste and avoiding unnecessary purchases.

Instead of relying on age or assumptions, Echo gives you real-time insight into warranty status, hardware performance, usage intensity, and overall condition.
This lets you plan replacements based on actual need — improving timing, reducing cost, and increasing operational stability.

When a device is ready to be decommissioned or reassigned, Echo verifies that encryption is active, policies are enforced, and audit logs are intact — even if the device has been reset.
This ensures full traceability and protects your organisation from data loss, compliance gaps, or mismanagement during offboarding.

Yes. Echo provides full location visibility and organizational mapping, so you can see exactly where each device is, who it belongs to, and how it’s being used — even across distributed teams or hybrid work environments.

Echo extends hardware lifespan by enabling proactive maintenance, better usage distribution, and smarter replacement timing. This reduces unnecessary spend and improves the long-term cost efficiency of your device fleet.

Absolutely. Echo continuously monitors activity levels, CPU load, login frequency and more — allowing you to spot devices that could be reassigned or downgraded without impacting performance.

Yes. Echo integrates seamlessly with platforms like ServiceNow, TOPdesk, AssetSonar, and any CMDB with a common API. This ensures that lifecycle data flows directly into your existing processes and reporting environments.

Echo calculates CO₂ impact per device based on usage, wear and device type — aligned with the GHG Protocol. It also identifies devices that can be reused, reassigned, or extended — helping reduce e-waste and meet ESG goals.

Echo can trigger alerts on battery degradation, critical hardware thresholds, software compliance issues, and inactivity. These alerts allow IT teams to act early — before performance or compliance is affected.

Yes. Echo supports device tagging and classification based on usage type, location, or ownership — making it easy to track performance and security compliance across both individual and shared hardware.

Even when a device is offline, Echo maintains its identity and compliance history. As soon as it reconnects, all data is synced, and any policy violations or risks are flagged instantly.

Definitely. Echo links devices to individual users, making it easy to allocate the right hardware during onboarding and verify security status during offboarding — including encryption, ownership, and policy compliance.

Yes. Echo enables data-driven planning by highlighting warranty expirations, hardware degradation, and usage patterns at scale. This helps IT teams prepare and execute refresh cycles with precision and minimal disruption.