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Teqtivity review

#23 of 28 in IT Asset Management - Midmarket Software

Tracks asset assignments and lifecycle handoffs, with barcode reconciliation and workflow integrations.

7.0/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Teqtivity is an IT asset management platform for teams tracking equipment from purchase through retirement. It records assets, assignments, locations, and status, with inventory reporting, barcode scanning, transfers, returns, and onboarding and offboarding workflows. Its lifecycle focus fits teams that need clearer handoffs as equipment is assigned, moved, returned, or retired; organizations looking for a broader IT management suite may want to compare its scope with alternatives.

The vendor’s pricing page lists Core at $79 per user per month and Growth at $75 per user per month, both billed annually. Core highlights asset data and workflows, while Growth is described as having no tier-based feature or access restrictions. The 20+ Enterprise & Global plan lists volume discounts. That makes the plan comparison worth checking against team size and purchasing needs, particularly since the entry price is per user and no free plan is offered.

Barcode scanning and reconciliation stand out for teams that need to match physical equipment against asset records. Integrations include MDM platforms, HR and identity platforms, service desk tools, IT asset disposition providers, and Slack; the product also supports API and webhooks. Chat and email support are listed, as is SSO via SAML. These capabilities suit teams connecting asset handoffs to people and service workflows. Choose Teqtivity when assignment and lifecycle tracking are central; consider alternatives if your priority is a wider set of verified IT management capabilities rather than asset workflows.

Teqtivity pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Tracks assets, assignments, locations, and status through retirement
    • Supports barcode scanning, reconciliation, transfers, and returns
    • Connects onboarding and offboarding workflows through API and webhooks
  • Where it doesn't
    • Core starts at $79 per user per month, billed annually
    • Growth is listed at $75 per user per month, but its distinct value is unclear
    • Enterprise pricing is not shown; the listed benefit is volume discounts

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