RightITnow sets up and manages a cloud instance of ECM for you. Connect your monitoring tools, watch alerts get correlated, and if you're running fewer than 100 managed entities, your instance stays free to use after the 45 days end.
Sign-up takes a couple of minutes. RightITnow's team will set up and manage your ECM cloud instance from there.
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Your evaluation runs the same ECM platform as our largest customers. Under 100 managed entities, it keeps running after the 45 days end.
SolarWinds, Nagios, Zabbix, Zenoss, Dynatrace, Datadog, ServiceNow, cloud platforms, and more — connect as many as you need.
Deduplication, suppression, topology-aware grouping, and the visual rule builder — no feature gating.
Alert Console, Entity Graph, Historical Trends, and Alert Heatmap, exactly as shown on the product page.
Bidirectional ServiceNow, Jira, and BMC integration, plus automation workflows — all included.
The ECM iOS app for on-call engineers, with push alerts and one-tap acknowledgement.
Setup guides, connector documentation, and email support to get your first integration running.
Once your instance is ready, most teams see their first grouped incident the same day.
After signup, RightITnow's team sets up and manages your ECM cloud instance — nothing for you to provision.
Pick a connector for SolarWinds, Nagios, Zabbix, or any of the 50+ supported tools and follow the guided setup.
Default correlation rules start grouping and deduplicating immediately — tune them once you see real traffic.
Add NOC operators, managers, and your CIO — each gets the view that's relevant to them.
A Managed Entity (ME) is a device or instance that generates an event. This is the count that determines whether your instance stays free after the evaluation.
A server, or a single instance of a virtual machine.
An instance of an event-generating application.
A network device such as a router. Up to 100 virtual ports per ME — each additional 100 ports counts as an extra ME.
A network appliance, such as a firewall.
A database instance.
Each individual physical server and each application instance in a cluster counts separately.
ECM also runs as a zipped package, OVA virtual appliance (VMware, AWS, Azure), or Docker container — your infrastructure, your control.
The most common questions about the free cloud evaluation.
It's a 45-day evaluation. If you're running fewer than 100 managed entities, your instance stays free to use after the 45 days — no action needed. If you're above 100 entities, contact us when the evaluation license expires to discuss a paid plan.
A Managed Entity is any server, VM, application instance, network device, network appliance, or database instance that generates events. See the full definition above — most small-to-mid environments fit comfortably within 100 for evaluation purposes.
No. One person can sign up and connect a single monitoring tool to see correlation working. Invite the rest of the team once your instance is ready.
RightITnow does. After you sign up, our team sets up and manages your ECM cloud instance — there's no infrastructure for you to provision or patch. If your alert or topology data can't leave your network at all, see the datacenter evaluation instead — same platform, deployed inside your infrastructure.
Yes. Correlation rules and dashboards you build in the cloud evaluation translate directly to an on-prem deployment — nothing to rebuild from scratch.
Every connector has a setup guide, and email support is included from day one. For more hands-on help, you can also request a live demo.
Real results from organisations that started exactly where you are now.
"We deployed a central event processing console against our existing legacy systems in record time. RightITnow provided a simple, cost-effective licensing model."— Enterprise IT Operations Team
"Our NOC now only watches ECM, which has improved response times. We've unified our workflow across technology areas, which reduced administrative overhead."— Global Infrastructure Operations
"Chronic issues that had been long masked became obvious within days, allowing us to dramatically cut down our event volume — before we'd even trained our team."— IT Operations Director, Financial Services