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About Productiv

Productiv is a 3PL, kitting, fulfillment, and embedded operations company. The company also places teams inside client facilities to run production, kitting, and warehouse operations. It operates a nationwide network of fulfillment centers. Facilities run on software built by the company's own team.

Products

  • D2C Fulfillment: Handles one-at-a-time orders with branded packaging, same-day cutoffs, and cart and marketplace integrations.
  • B2B Fulfillment: Processes wholesale and major-retailer purchase orders, case-packed and palletized to the routing guide.
  • Kitting & Displays: Produces gift sets, bundles, subscription kits, and displays, priced per unit.
  • Freight & Parcel Program: Covers parcel negotiation, LTL and truckload shipping to retailer DCs, cartonization and DIM reviews.
  • Major Retailer EDI & Compliance: Provides pre-wired EDI connections to retailers, retailer labels and ASNs, and a chargeback promise.
  • Embedded Operations: Places Productiv teams inside a client's facility to run production, kitting, and warehouse operations.

Used for

  • Assembling gift sets, bundles, and subscription kits
  • Shipping wholesale and major-retailer purchase orders case-packed and palletized to routing guides
  • Managing EDI connections and retailer compliance documents like ASNs
  • Negotiating parcel carriers and managing LTL and truckload freight to retailer distribution centers

Who it is for

  • Consumer brands selling through multiple channels at once.
  • Beauty and personal care companies.
  • Food and beverage companies.

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How to evaluate CMDB & Asset Management

This is how the CIOPages Research Team evaluates this category. It is not an assessment of Productiv. The category covers two kinds of product, so both frameworks are here. Most buyers need one of them.

CMDB & IT Discovery
30%
Discovery Coverage & Currency
Agentless and agent-based discovery across on-prem, network, hypervisors, public cloud (AWS/Azure/GCP APIs), containers/Kubernetes, and SaaS; credential-less and credentialed scanning; scan frequency and event-driven updates so ephemeral and autoscaled resources don’t go stale between sweeps
25%
Data Quality & Reconciliation
Identification and reconciliation rules, duplicate-CI suppression, normalization (software titles, vendors, models), data-source precedence/authority, staleness detection and retirement of dead CIs, and health dashboards/completeness scoring you can actually act on
20%
Service Mapping & Dependencies
Top-down (traffic/connection-based) and pattern-based application service mapping, how much modeling is automated vs. hand-built, map currency as infrastructure changes, blast-radius/impact analysis, and whether business services map cleanly to a model like CSDM
15%
Consumption & Integration
Native ties to incident/change/problem, plus REST APIs, pre-built connectors, and bidirectional sync to ITSM, SIEM/vulnerability, monitoring, SAM/ITAM, and cloud tools; how easily other systems read CI data and how cleanly third-party feeds reconcile in
5%
Governance, RBAC & Audit
CI-level and class-level access control, attestation/ownership workflows, change history and data provenance (what discovered a value, when, and how), audit logging, and compliance posture (SOC 2, ISO 27001) for the system of record itself
5%
Cost & Operating Model
Licensing unit (per CI, per node, per agent, per technician, suite-bundled) and how it scales as discovery inflates CI counts; deployment model (SaaS vs. self-managed); and the steward/admin headcount required to keep the data trustworthy
IT Asset Management (ITAM)
20%
Discovery Breadth & Accuracy
Agent and agentless coverage (SNMP, WMI, SSH, API), credential-free recognition for unmanaged devices, OT/IoT/cloud and remote-worker reach, and how completely it finds shadow hardware and installs the rest of the estate misses
25%
Software Normalization & License Intelligence
Size and freshness of the recognition catalog, normalization of raw discovery into clean publisher/product/version records, publisher packs for complex models (per-core, PVU, named-user, indirect access), and effective-license-position accuracy for Microsoft, Oracle, SAP, and IBM
20%
SaaS & Cloud Cost Governance
Native SaaS discovery via SSO, finance/expense, and direct APIs; idle- and duplicate-seat reclamation; SaaS contract and renewal tracking; cloud-license mobility (BYOL, hybrid-use benefit); and convergence with FinOps for multi-cloud spend
15%
Entitlement, Contract & CMDB Integration
Ingestion of purchase orders, entitlements, and contracts; reconciliation of consumption against rights; depth of CMDB/ITSM linkage so an asset’s full cost and lifecycle sit in one record; and connector coverage (SCCM, Intune, ILMT, ServiceNow, cloud billing)
10%
Audit Defense & Compliance Reporting
Auditable, vendor-certified license positions; time to produce a defensible ELP; what-if scenario modeling for true-ups and renewals; historical evidence and trending; and segregation/RBAC over compliance data
10%
Workflow, Automation & Lifecycle
Procure-to-retire lifecycle, stock and warranty tracking, automated reclamation and request workflows, reporting and dashboards for procurement, and API/automation depth for integrating into the broader operating model

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CategoryIT Service Management
SubcategoryCMDB & Asset Management
PricingFixed unit cost / per-unit pricing

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