Case Study
LINTAV — one source of truth for every technology asset
ClientVendenis — own product

Case Study
ClientVendenis — own product

10k+
Technology assets modelled per deployment
3
Delivery modes: cloud, local, hybrid
4
Licensing models offered
1
Registry of record for every asset class
A company does not only own a network. It owns servers, endpoints, cameras, power systems, radio links and a long tail of equipment nobody holds a complete list of — each tracked in a different spreadsheet, ticket or head. Past a certain size nobody can answer the two questions that matter: what do we own, and what does it touch? LINTAV was built to answer both from one place.
LINTAV models every class of technology asset in a single registry — network equipment, servers, endpoints, cameras, power, radio links and whichever classes a company defines for itself — together with its location, its state, its relationships and the people responsible for it. The topology is drawn from that data, so you can drill from a country map down to a single port, and every change lands in the model first: documentation can never drift from reality. Search, filters and views are built to stay fast at tens of thousands of assets, and audit evidence exports straight out of the model.
LINTAV runs in the cloud, locally inside the company's own perimeter, or as a hybrid of the two — and it ships under the same licensing family as every Vendenis product: monthly or yearly subscriptions, a lifetime licence for teams that prefer to own their tooling, and on-premises deployment per agreement, the natural choice for organisations whose asset data must never leave their own walls.
LINTAV is developed and supported by Vendenis as a first-party product. It slots into our engineering engagements as the system of record for everything a client owns — and for teams that only want the product, it stands alone just as well.


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