Wyre Bash also allows you to scan your mods for dirty edits. Using Mod Checker in Wyre Bash to Check for Dirty Edits in Your Skyrim Mods
It will also check your mods for conflicts. It also installs each mod into its own folder, keeping your Skyrim install clean and the mod separate to reduce mod issues. Profiles which allow you to have multiple mod lists and configuration files. It does everything that Nexus Mod Manager does, but it also offers unique tools such as 
Mod Organizer is also a tool that will assist you in organising your mods. Mod Organizer is an advanced Skyrim Mod Management tool, designed for experienced users. If you are new to modding, I recommend you check out my mod on the Skyrim Nexus Mod website, which is the number one website for everything related to Skyrim mods. If you are like me, you have a collection of some of the wonderful mods that have been written for Skyrim, and you install them to enhance, improve and extend the original game. Optimising Your Skyrim Mod Load Order Using Wyre Bash
Configuration files (Skyrim.ini and SkyrimPrefs.ini) can be tweaked from within the tool. You can manage and clean your saved games. Wyre Bash will check if mods can be merged with your Bashed Patch to reduce the number of mods loaded. A levelled list tailors loot, NPCs and spells to your character's level A Bashed Patch can be created that updates your levelled list to allow mods to better co-exist. Next, you can scan your mods for “dirty” edits and clean them using TES5Edit. 
Secondly, it will tell you if mods are missing dependencies. 
First, it allows you to optimise your load order by telling you if your mods are not in the best order and sorting them into the best order to ensure that all your mods work together without conflicts.
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