Hi rinks,
Cloudockit is primarily focused on cloud documentation and diagram generation. It can scan Azure, AWS, GCP, and on-prem Hyper-V and VMware. It can assist with architecture visualization, compliance, and audits and supports many popular formats for data export. You can find some examples here: Samples — Cloudockit.
When you try it out, you should notice it scans differently than Lansweeper, as it uses the cloud provider's API rather than running commands on an asset. Therefore, there are areas where it can collect more information than Lansweeper (e.g. connected resource, resource properties, ...) and others less. For example, it doesn't scan if a particular software is running on a VM.
You can find workloads Cloudockit can detect here: Workloads Cloudockit Can Detect — Cloudockit, and try it out here: Cloudockit. There is also a wealth of information available about the different features and use cases.
