Device management

Device management for every company endpoint

Inventory, configure, lock and clear every machine the company owns — Windows, macOS, Linux, Android and iOS — from one console, with policies that apply themselves as devices come and go.

5

operating systems covered

1

console for the fleet

99.9%

platform uptime

7 days

free, no card

The concept

The fleet nobody has a list of

Most companies discover their device inventory the hard way: someone leaves, and nobody knows which laptop they had, whether it still has company data on it, or who to ask. The spreadsheet was accurate the day it was written and has been wrong ever since.

Device management replaces the spreadsheet with a live inventory: every machine that reports, what it runs, which policies apply to it and when it last checked in. From there the useful actions become possible — lock a device the same hour it goes missing, apply a rule to a whole group, retire a machine without a scavenger hunt.

Live inventory

Every enrolled device, its system, its last check-in and who uses it — updated by the machine itself.

Policy by group

A rule written once applies to the group, and to the next device that joins it.

Remote actions

Lock, unlock and restrict a device from the console, without touching it.

Lifecycle

Enrolment, day-to-day operation and retirement — the whole life of a machine in one place.

What you get

What the console controls

Actions that hold across systems, not a list that only works on one of them.

Enrolment

One signed installer per company. The device shows up in the console the first time it reports.

Port and Bluetooth blocking

USB and Bluetooth closed by policy — the shortest path for data to walk out of the company.

Site and program blocking

What can run and what can be reached, defined centrally and applied on the machine.

Disk mapping

What sits on the device's storage, so a machine with company data on it is never a surprise.

Precautionary lock

Lock a device the moment something looks wrong, and reverse it just as fast if the alarm was false.

Identity and access

Single sign-on, second factor and access that follows the shift — the person and the machine, managed together.

How it works

From first device to managed fleet

The order that keeps the rollout from stalling at machine number twelve.

1

Enrol a device

Install the agent on one machine and confirm it reports. Start with one, not with two hundred.

2

Write the policy

Define what is collected and what is blocked, in a group — never machine by machine.

3

Roll out by group

New devices inherit the group's policy on enrolment. The rule does not have to be reapplied.

4

Operate and retire

Lock, unlock, follow the inventory and retire the machine when it leaves — with the trail intact.

Available on all platforms

Install the lightweight agent on any device in your team. Runs in the background without affecting performance.

Windows

Available

macOS

Available

Linux

Coming soon

Android

Coming soon

Questions

What people ask before enrolling the fleet

Including where the platform stops.

Enrolling a fleet of a hundred machines or more?

Tell us the size, the systems and the constraints. We answer with the rollout that fits.

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