About us: in Munich since 1987. Tool builders.
Schmidt’s LOGIN Beratungsgesellschaft für Logistik und Informationsverarbeitung mbH. Short: LOGIN. Has served IT managers in the German-speaking mid-market since 1987. Initially as a consulting firm, since the 1990s as a software vendor.
One product, 24 years of development.
LOGINventory has been our product since 2002. 24 years of agentless network inventory, software asset management, and IT documentation for networks starting at 50 assets.
13,000 users run it today. From the family business with 350 devices to the enterprise with 20,000+ assets. One piece of software, one data model, every scale.
Keeping IT simple.
We build tools that an experienced admin can get running in 5 minutes. And understand what’s running after those 5 minutes. No mandatory training, no agent deployment, no mandatory cloud.
On-premises, developed in Germany, German support. In German and English.
A common thread.
Consulting
PC integration and migration projects in Windows environments. The closeness to everyday admin work that still shapes LOGINventory today comes from these early years.
Transition to product development
Driven by consulting clients’ requirements. Tools we had built for our own projects became products for others.
LOGINventory
Direct exchange with users as the basis for every new version. What’s on the roadmap backlog comes from the helpdesk and the phone. Not from market research.
Where to find us.
Stefan-George-Ring 19
81929 München
Germany
+49 89 4488870
See LOGINventory in your own IT environment.
Pick what fits your week. Every route is non-binding.
30 days. Full feature set.
Full network size, all modules, no credit card. Setup in under 30 minutes.
Request trial license →15 minutes. With a technician.
You describe your environment: size, sites, what you want to solve. We tell you whether LOGINventory is the right tool for it.
Schedule a time →20 devices. No time limit.
Small environment? Lab? Personal project? Works without a contract, without a lead.
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