I understand that it is still technically possible to monitor Windows-based workstations and servers using SNMP—provided one is willing to invest the necessary time and effort to keep it running.
I would, however, like to give you a clear heads-up.
As described in this article: https://helpdesk.paessler.com/en/support/solutions/articles/76000067671-snmp-going-away, the SNMP feature is no longer available by default when upgrading from Windows 10 to Windows 11 or when performing a clean installation of Windows 11. This means your customers are required to spend increasing amounts of time maintaining a function that Microsoft has officially deprecated.
Realistically, most customers would prefer to invest their time in technologies with a longer lifecycle and a clearer future roadmap.
Continuing to rely on an unencrypted protocol that has been deprecated for more than 14 years cannot reasonably be described as cyber-secure. I also note that your knowledge base contains discussions on this topic dating back to 2018, which makes it disappointing to see that your position has not evolved since then.
Given the current threat landscape and regulatory pressure (e.g. NIS2), this is becoming increasingly difficult to justify.