Raynet One

By Raynet One

Discover, inventory, and enrich IT assets to manage software licenses, risk, and costs.

IT Asset ManagementSoftware Asset ManagementIT DiscoveryLicense Compliance
Overview

What is Raynet One?

Raynet One is an IT asset visibility platform, formerly known as RayVentory, that discovers and inventories hardware, software, SaaS, and cloud assets. It collects data through agent-based, remote, and zero-touch scans and more than 200 connectors, then enriches it with a technology catalog covering versions, licenses, vulnerabilities, and end-of-life dates. Software asset managers, IT operations, and cybersecurity teams use Raynet One to optimize licenses, prepare for vendor audits, detect shadow IT, and reduce risk.

Best for
Software Asset ManagersIT Operations TeamsCybersecurity TeamsIT DirectorsLicense Compliance Managers
Product snapshot
Category
Data Discovery & Exploration
Best for
Enterprise software asset management
Deployment
Cloud
Free trial
Yes
Integrations
200+ SaaS and cloud connectors
AI features
Yes
Key features

Key features of Raynet One

Multi-method discovery

Scan assets with agent-based, remote, portable, and zero-touch collection methods.

Technology catalog

Enrich assets with versions, licenses, vulnerabilities, and end-of-life dates.

License optimization

Spot unused software and over- or under-licensing before vendor audits.

Shadow IT detection

Identify unapproved software and services to reduce the attack surface.

Custom dashboards

Build drag-and-drop dashboards and export reports to PDF or Excel.

AI assistant

Use the Raynee AI agent and GenAI functions for asset insights.

Reviews

Raynet One reviews

12 reviews

Overall

4.5/5

  • Ease of use4/5
  • Features4.4/5
  • Value for money4.6/5
  • Customer support4.4/5

What users like

  • Strong software discovery and inventory
  • Flexible in mixed IT environments
  • Good value for the price
  • Responsive vendor support team

What users dislike

  • Complex setup and configuration
  • Report building is laborious
  • Some hotfixes introduce bugs
  • Documentation could be more complete

Sven B.

Systemadministrator

“Liked the good detection of installed software. Found problems moving scan engine data into the database and scanning some clients.”

Nicolai B.

Leiter IT

“Liked the very good value for money and adaptability to many use cases in mixed IT environments. Found it highly complex, with conditions and displays that are not always intuitive.”

Chris V.

Consultant IT-Assetmanagement & Inventory Solutions

“Liked that it is easy to use, covers nearly all inventory needs, delivers feature requests quickly, and has strong support. Found that some hotfixes are somewhat buggy.”

Abdurrahman G.

IT Asset Manager

“Liked the scalability and the large volume of data that can be collected. Found that parts of the documentation need improvement.”

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Integrations

Raynet One integrations

Raynet One brings asset data together from more than 200 SaaS, cloud, and on-premises integrations, using push and pull collection and a REST API for custom connections. It inventories clients, servers, physical and virtual machines, databases, and OT and IoT devices, then normalizes the results against its technology catalog. Data from scans and connectors can be shared with ITSM, CMDB, and security tools through the API, and dashboards export to PDF, Excel, or image formats. Some vendor measurement interfaces, such as Adobe usage data, are not available because the vendor does not expose them, so coverage should be checked against each license portfolio.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions about Raynet One