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D-ToolsvsAvitly

D-Tools alternatives

D-Tools is the incumbent, and a serious one. But it is really two products: System Integrator, a Windows desktop application for deep engineering drawings, and D-Tools Cloud, a separate web app for quoting. You start in one and hand off to the other. Avitly is a single web-native record instead, from the first site visit to the year-three service call.

Hecho en los Países Bajos Alojado en la UE, conforme al RGPD

Cara a cara

Cada aspecto, lado a lado

Platform
D-Tools

Cloud is web; SI is Windows desktop + SQL server

Avitly

Fully web-based, modern, EU-hosted

Floor-plan design
D-Tools

SI via AutoCAD/Visio; Cloud only basic

Avitly

Floor-plan-native, to scale, in-app

Drawings & racks
D-Tools

Deep, but needs AutoCAD/Visio licences

Avitly

Built in: cable runs, real lengths, rack elevations

Offer to client
D-Tools

Cloud e-sign portal, image/visual quoting

Avitly

Interactive offer off the plan, timestamped accept

Pricing
D-Tools

Cloud $99–$1,199/mo per company; SI from $1,800/user/yr, 5 seats min

Avitly

~€19/seat/mo per module + optional €19/mo Platform Pro

Onboarding
D-Tools

SI enterprise setup, steep learning curve

Avitly

Lean setup, one platform

Service phase
D-Tools

Service mgmt + mobile install app

Avitly

Credentials vault, config files, tickets, plans

Best fit
D-Tools

Mid-market to enterprise, complex engineered jobs

Avitly

SMB to mid AV/security integrators wanting one record

Datos de la competencia a fecha de July 2026. Los revisamos, pero los proveedores cambian. Avísanos si algo no cuadra.

Lo justo es reconocerlo

En qué destaca D-Tools

The deepest engineering documentation in the category, linked to a live bill of materials through AutoCAD and Visio.
A mature product library with distributor pricing and ordering built in.
Enterprise project management for large, complex, multi-office jobs.
A genuine field-service and mobile install app, so it does cover post-install work.

La diferencia

En qué se diferencia Avitly

01

Two products, one hand-off

The engineering power lives in System Integrator (desktop); the modern web experience lives in Cloud. Accepted quotes are pushed from Cloud into SI. That is a hand-off between systems, where Avitly keeps one unbroken record for the whole job.

02

Desktop and server, not a browser

System Integrator runs on Windows with SQL Server, and its best drawings ride on AutoCAD or Visio licences. Avitly runs in the browser, with floor-plan design, real cable lengths, and rack elevations built in.

03

Onboarding is an enterprise project

D-Tools describes SI itself as a structured enterprise implementation, and reviewers cite a steep learning curve. Avitly is built to be running in a day, one platform, no server to stand up.

04

SI starts at a five-seat commitment

System Integrator is published at $1,800 per user annually with a five-user minimum, so the floor is $9,000 a year before the $250–$2,500 setup fee and $200/hour professional services. Avitly is per seat, per module, with no minimum.

Elige D-Tools si

you run large, complex engineered projects and need the deepest AutoCAD- and Visio-linked drawings and enterprise multi-office documentation. SI's engineering depth is still the category benchmark.

Nuestra opinión

For most integrators, the win is one continuous web-native record from first visit to year-three service, with transparent per-seat pricing, and no desktop-plus-server to run or two-product hand-off to manage.

Diséñalo una vez. Véndelo, instálalo, mantenlo.

Avitly lleva toda la instalación desde un único plano de planta: presupuesto, aceptación firmada por el cliente, lista de materiales, montaje de rack y, tras la entrega, las credenciales de los equipos y los tickets. Del presupuesto al mantenimiento, sin volver a teclear nada.

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