Reftab
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Reftab is asset management software that lets companies track IT hardware, software licenses, equipment, and maintenance across teams and locations in one platform. It also supports IT spend management and employee on/offboarding, serving IT and operations teams that want to replace spreadsheet-based tracking.
Founders & leadership
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Michael CaslowitzCo-FounderCo-founder of Reftab, an asset management platform for tracking IT hardware, software licenses, equipment, maintenance, and employee on/offboarding. He works across product, sales, customer success, and company strategy, focusing on the operational challenges IT teams face.
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Robert HoytCo-FounderRobert Hoyt has worked as a librarian and teacher in secondary and higher education settings, with a focus on emerging technologies and their applications in educational contexts. He is co-founder of Reftab, an asset management platform for IT hardware, software licenses, and equipment tracking.
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Frequently asked questions
- What does Reftab do?
- Reftab is asset management software that lets companies track IT hardware, software licenses, equipment, and maintenance across teams and locations in one platform. It also supports IT spend management and employee on/offboarding, serving IT and operations teams that want to replace spreadsheet-based tracking.
- Who founded Reftab?
- Reftab was founded by Michael Caslowitz, Robert Hoyt.
- Who are Reftab's investors?
- Reftab's investors include TinySeed.

