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@@ -24,7 +24,7 @@ features:
- title: CSV Import/Export
details: Import a CSV file to quickly get started with existing information, or export to save information
- title: Custom Report
details: Export bill of mertials, or generate QR codes for items
details: Export bill of materials, or generate QR codes for items
- title: Custom labeling and locations
details: Use custom labels and locations to organize items
- title: Multi-Tenant Support
@@ -52,4 +52,4 @@ That's a fair point. If your needs can be fulfilled by a Spreadsheet, I'd sugges
### Snipe-It?
Snipe-It is the gold standard for IT management. If your use-case is to manage consumables and IT physical infrastructure, I highly suggest you look at Snipe-It over Homebox, it's just more purpose built for that use case. Homebox is, in contrast, purpose built for the home user, which means that we try to focus on keeping things simple and easy to use. Lowering the friction for creating items and managing them is a key goal of Homebox which means you lose out on some of the more advanced features. In most cases, this is a good trade-off.
Snipe-It is the gold standard for IT management. If your use-case is to manage consumables and IT physical infrastructure, I highly suggest you look at Snipe-It over Homebox, it's just more purpose built for that use case. Homebox is, in contrast, purpose built for the home user, which means that we try to focus on keeping things simple and easy to use. Lowering the friction for creating items and managing them is a key goal of Homebox which means you lose out on some of the more advanced features. In most cases, this is a good trade-off.