Thanks for feedback. I just included it as a picture, but you're right.

It's included only as a picture :)

> That is the very definition of a waterfall design model.

No it doesn't mean that. When you can rely on your data it's easies to code and test than when you have to account for every bad data combination.

And remove the constraint is easier when you need it, than to add it later.

Thanks for the feedback!

You are right. We'll add Import data and also expose API to automate this task

You should first build agents that run on clients, or tools that remotely gather this inventory info via the network.

If you’re thinking manual data entry will be the primary use case for an asset control /CMDB, you will lose badly in the marketplace.

The problem is the support matrix which is crazy in this area. I think ServiceNow did pretty well without having too many adapters (of course now they have quite a few - https://docs.servicenow.com/bundle/orlando-it-operations-man...). So if the product is easy to use, reasonably priced, and has the ability to schedule data imports, why not?

Yes, the focus now is to validate the concept and make an easy-to-use and flexible product

Thanks for your valuable feedback! Yes, you're right. But for now I choose to make the product exceptionally easy and flexible (even with manual data entry). Automation can be added later, after concept is validated.

Database is PostgreSQL. I designed it to be general and flexible to be used in different fields

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