Digital employee experience software built around the endpoint metrics you actually watch, not Nexthink's full suite

Digital employee experience software, also called DEX software, monitors how employees actually experience their laptops, applications, and network connections in real time. It typically includes endpoint health dashboards, performance metrics like boot time and crash rate, and alerting when a device or app is degrading.

Nexthink and Lakeside Software are built for large IT estates that need the full monitoring suite: dozens of sensors, automated remediation, and enterprise reporting. Most mid-market IT teams only watch a handful of endpoint health metrics day to day, so a scoped dashboard covers what they actually use at a fraction of the seat cost.

Yes. We scope alerting to the failure patterns that generate the most employee-facing IT tickets during discovery, so your team gets notified before an employee has to file one.

An MVP with endpoint health dashboards and core metrics typically runs $30,000-$70,000 and takes 14-18 weeks. A full build with expanded telemetry and alerting runs $70,000-$130,000 over 18-22 weeks. We scope a fixed cost after discovery.

Yes. We scope telemetry collection to the devices, applications, and network signals your IT team actually monitors, rather than building a full sensor catalog most of which would go unused.

Established platforms like Nexthink and Lakeside Software are strong tools for large IT estates that need the full monitoring suite across thousands of endpoints. Custom software makes sense for companies that only need a scoped subset of endpoint health metrics and don't want to pay full-suite seat pricing for sensors they won't use. We help assess the right fit during discovery.