The Nth generation of endpoint management

Your global device fleet, run for you — not just sold to you.

We deploy, tune, and operate an enterprise-grade unified endpoint management platform across your entire device fleet as a fully managed service — patching, MDM, EDR, and compliance reporting, across every time zone your teams work in.

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99.95% patch compliance SLA 24/7 monitored operations Windows · macOS · Linux · Mobile Free 30-day pilot, up to 50 devices
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Sample fleet 2,481 endpoints
99.2%
Patch compliance
2,481
Devices online
14m
Avg response
Patch compliance — last 7 days
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WIN-DESKTOP-3391
Windows 11 Pro
Compliant2m ago
Agent v4.12.0 · 10.14.2.31 · 41 patches applied · last scan 2m ago
MAC-AIR-0847
macOS 15.3
Compliant5m ago
Agent v4.12.0 · 10.14.5.88 · 29 patches applied · MDM profile active
SRV-LINUX-0219
Ubuntu 22.04 LTS
Pending1h ago
Agent v4.11.6 · 10.14.9.14 · update scheduled 02:00 UTC
WIN-LAPTOP-1182
Windows 11 Home
Non-compliant3d ago
Agent v4.9.2 · offline since patch cycle · 3 critical patches missing
MAC-PRO-0456
macOS 14.6
Compliant12m ago
Agent v4.12.0 · 10.14.3.52 · 33 patches applied · disk encrypted
WIN-DESKTOP-7734
Windows 10 Pro
Non-compliant6d ago
Agent v4.7.1 · outdated agent · flagged for reinstall
AND-MOBILE-2291
Android 14
Compliant40m ago
MDM enrolled · work profile isolated · remote wipe ready
WIN-SRV-0031
Windows Server 2022
Pending3h ago
Agent v4.12.0 · 10.14.1.5 · staged in ring 2, rollout in 21h
0 of 5 patches approved for rollout
Critical
KB5041773 — Windows 11 cumulative update
Affects 412 devices
High
macOS 15.4.1 security update
Affects 96 devices
Critical
OpenSSL 3.0.14 (Ubuntu)
Affects 22 devices
Medium
Chrome 127.0.6533
Affects 780 devices
Medium
Adobe Reader DC 24.3
Affects 340 devices
The gap this closes

Your UEM platform is powerful. Running it well is a full-time job.

Most teams license a UEM tool, deploy the agent, and stop there. The console keeps working — the fleet quietly drifts.

61%

Patches sit in "pending"

Policies get configured once and never revisited as new device types and OS versions join the fleet.

3–5

Consoles per IT team

Patch management, MDM, and remote support tools end up managed separately, with no single owner for fleet health.

0

Dedicated console owner

The console is usually a side responsibility for someone already stretched across help desk and infrastructure.

Built for IT leadership

What actually shows up in your board deck.

CIOs and IT directors don't evaluate a platform on features alone — they evaluate what it does to budget, risk, and headcount. Here's what changes.

Predictable budget

Flat per-endpoint pricing means fleet growth doesn't turn into a mid-year change order — finance sees the same line item every month.

Audit-ready by default

Patch history, access logs, and compliance mapping are standing artifacts, not a scramble the week before an auditor shows up.

Vendor consolidation

One managed operation replaces the patch tool, the MDM tool, the remote-support tool, and the person reconciling all three.

Defensible security posture

When the board asks about the last patch cycle or the EDR coverage rate, there's a report — not an estimate.

How the service runs

One onboarding sequence. Then it's just operating.

We take over the console end to end — this is the order every fleet goes through, from first agent install to steady-state operations.

01

Discover the fleet

We inventory every endpoint — managed, unmanaged, and shadow devices — and map it against your OS mix, locations, and compliance requirements.

02

Deploy and configure the platform

Agents are pushed fleet-wide, patch policies and MDM profiles are built around your actual risk tolerance, and role-based access is set up for your team.

03

Operate patching and enrollment

Our team runs the patch cycle, approves rollouts against a staging ring, and handles MDM enrollment for every new device that joins.

04

Monitor and respond

24/7 alerting on failed patches, non-compliant devices, and remote-support tickets, with an SLA on time-to-resolution.

05

Report and tune

Monthly fleet-health reviews adjust policies as your device mix, headcount, and threat landscape change.

Product Modules

13 modules. Pick where to start.

Every module below is a fully managed capability, documented in detail on its own page — pricing, how we operate it, and what changes for your team.

What's covered

Every module of your endpoint platform, fully operated.

Every capability below is included — click a chip or a tab to see how we operate it day to day. You keep visibility and ownership of the data, we keep the console tuned, patched, and quiet.

👋 Not sure where to start? Tell us what's actually bugging you.
Devices keep falling out of patch compliance We can't see what's actually on the network Ransomware is what keeps me up at night A lost laptop terrifies me Audits are always a scramble Our VPN is a mess Everyone complains their laptop is slow New hires wait days for a working laptop
Patch management Vulnerability management EDR & threat response Data loss prevention & encryption Browser security App & device control Secure private access (ZTNA) Mobile device management Remote control & support Asset & software inventory OS imaging & deployment Digital employee experience Compliance & reporting

Patch management

Every OS and third-party patch is staged through a test ring before it touches your whole fleet, so updates land without breaking anything downstream.

  • Windows, macOS, and Linux patches, on one schedule
  • Staged rollout rings catch issues before fleet-wide release
  • Same-day rollback if a patch causes a problem
Typical patch window 24–48 hrs from release
NE
The devices that skip a patch cycle are almost always the ones someone's afraid to reboot mid-task. We schedule around that, not around us.— NthEndpoint Ops, field note
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Mobile device management

Every phone and tablet used for work gets enrolled, profiled, and kept separate from personal data — whether it's company-owned or BYOD.

  • Zero-touch enrollment for new devices
  • Remote lock and wipe for lost or offboarded devices
  • Work data kept separate from personal apps on BYOD
Enrollment time under 10 min per device
NE
The fastest way to lose a phone's trust in MDM is one over-aggressive wipe policy. We always test on a spare device before it touches anyone's real phone.— NthEndpoint Ops, field note
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Remote control & support

When an end user needs help, a technician joins their session directly and logs it straight back into your existing help desk — no new tool for your team to learn.

  • Live remote sessions with user consent required
  • Every session logged against your existing tickets
  • No extra software for end users to install
Median resolution same business day
NE
Most “it's broken” tickets get fixed in under ten minutes once someone's actually looking at the screen instead of guessing over email.— NthEndpoint Ops, field note
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Asset & software inventory

A live, always-current record of every device, install, and license on the network — so you know what you own before an audit asks.

  • Real-time hardware and software inventory
  • License counts and renewal tracking
  • End-of-life alerts before old hardware becomes a risk
Inventory refresh continuous
NE
The most common surprise in a first audit isn't malware — it's finding three different tools all quietly fighting for control of the same machine.— NthEndpoint Ops, field note
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Device deployment & imaging

Every new machine ships with the same known-good baseline, so nothing goes out half-configured or waits on manual setup.

  • Zero-touch provisioning for new hardware
  • One consistent baseline image across the fleet
  • Imaging tied directly into your onboarding workflow
New device ready same day
NE
Zero-touch only feels zero-touch if someone tested the actual unboxing experience themselves first. We do, every time we change the build.— NthEndpoint Ops, field note
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Application & device control

Every endpoint runs on a least-privilege default — only approved software, only sanctioned peripherals — tuned per role instead of one blanket policy.

  • USB and peripheral device control
  • Application allow/block lists per role
  • Endpoint privilege management, least-privilege by default
Policy review monthly
NE
Locking down USB ports without a heads-up is the single fastest way to get an angry call from someone's finance team. We always announce policy changes first.— NthEndpoint Ops, field note
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Vulnerability management

Our vulnerability management tool continuously scans every endpoint for known CVEs and risky misconfigurations, with fixes prioritized by what's actually exploitable — not just a raw severity score.

  • Continuous CVE and misconfiguration scanning
  • Risk-based prioritization, not just CVSS score
  • Zero-day and end-of-life software flagged automatically
Scan cycle continuous
NE
A scanner that finds four hundred issues and prioritizes none of them just becomes a PDF nobody opens twice. Ranking matters more than counting.— NthEndpoint Ops, field note
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Endpoint detection & response

Behavioral detection flags attack patterns signature-based antivirus misses, and a compromised device gets pulled off the network before an incident spreads.

  • ML-based behavioral threat detection
  • One-click isolation of compromised endpoints
  • Attack timeline & root-cause investigation
Isolation response under 5 min
NE
The scariest incidents aren't the loud ones — they're the quiet process running at 3am that nobody would've noticed without something actually watching.— NthEndpoint Ops, field note
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Data loss prevention & encryption

Sensitive data is tracked and controlled at the endpoint, with full-disk encryption enforced fleet-wide, so a lost laptop stays a hardware loss, not a breach.

  • Sensitive data monitoring & leak prevention
  • Fleet-wide disk encryption enforcement
  • PCI-DSS, HIPAA & GDPR-aligned controls
Encryption coverage 100% of managed devices
NE
Encryption is the control that turns a lost laptop into a boring hardware replacement instead of a Tuesday-ruining phone call.— NthEndpoint Ops, field note
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Browser security

The browser is the most-used, least-controlled app on every endpoint — we lock down extensions and enforce safe-browsing policy fleet-wide without slowing anyone down.

  • Extension allow/block policy
  • Risky-site isolation
  • Safe-browsing policy enforced fleet-wide
Policy coverage every managed browser
NE
Most malicious extensions look completely legitimate at a glance. That's exactly why allow-lists work better than trying to eyeball the bad ones.— NthEndpoint Ops, field note
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Secure private access (ZTNA)

Employees reach internal apps and file shares over a zero-trust connection — no traditional VPN, no exposed network perimeter, access re-checked against device compliance every time.

  • Zero-trust access to internal apps, no VPN
  • Access gated on live device compliance
  • Full connection & access audit trail
Access model zero trust, always verified
NE
The best compliment we get about zero-trust access is that people forget it's even there — no VPN client to remember, no dropped tunnel mid-call.— NthEndpoint Ops, field note
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Digital employee experience

We monitor how endpoints actually feel to use — boot time, app crashes, battery health — and fix the slow-laptop problem before it turns into a help desk ticket.

  • Real-time device performance monitoring
  • Proactive fixes before users file a ticket
  • Experience scoring across the fleet
Issues caught before user report
NE
By the time someone actually files a ticket about a slow laptop, they've usually been quietly annoyed for weeks. We'd rather catch it before they do.— NthEndpoint Ops, field note
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Compliance & reporting

Every policy, patch, and access event is logged and mapped to your compliance framework, so audit prep is a report you already have, not a scramble.

  • Audited against 75+ CIS benchmarks and CIS standard baselines
  • Certificate lifecycle managed automatically
  • Audit-ready reports delivered monthly
Report delivery monthly, on demand
NE
The best audits are the boring ones — the evidence already exists, and nobody's up at midnight reconstructing six months of patch history.— NthEndpoint Ops, field note
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Industries

Built to meet the compliance bar your industry sets.

Endpoint policy, encryption, and reporting are configured against the framework your sector actually gets audited on.

Financial services
PCI-DSS & SOX-aligned controls
Healthcare
HIPAA-ready device policy
Manufacturing
OT/IT-adjacent endpoint coverage
Public sector
CIS benchmark-aligned baselines
Professional services
Multi-client, multi-tenant isolation
Retail & e-commerce
POS & distributed-store fleets
What changes for you

The benefit isn't the software. It's getting it off your plate.

Here's what teams actually notice in the first quarter after we take over the console.

30+ hrs

Given back to IT every month

No more manually approving patches, chasing failed installs, or babysitting a console between tickets — that time goes back to projects that actually need your team.

99.9%

Patch compliance, not best-effort

Staged rollout rings and 24/7 monitoring mean patches actually land, closing the exposure window that "we'll get to it" policies leave open for weeks.

Zero

Surprise line items

Flat per-endpoint pricing covers the license, the operations team, and support — no change orders when a new OS version or device type shows up.

Same day

Response on fleet incidents

A monitored operation means non-compliant devices, failed enrollments, and remote-support requests get worked the day they happen, not the day someone notices.

1 report

Audit-ready, every month

A standing fleet-health report gives you compliance evidence on demand, instead of a scramble to reconstruct patch history before an audit.

0 hires

To get round-the-clock coverage

You get a 24/7-monitored operation without adding headcount, on-call rotations, or training someone new on a console they'll rarely touch.

Pricing

Priced per endpoint, not per headache.

Every tier includes the platform license, our operations team, and a monthly fleet-health report.

Free 30-day pilot

Try Managed Fleet free on up to 50 devices.

Full features, real compliance data, zero cost — no card required. See it work before you commit to your whole fleet.

Start your free pilot →

Essentials

Patch management & inventory
$3.50 / endpoint₹199 / endpoint
billed monthly, 25 endpoint minimum
  • OS & third-party patching
  • Hardware & software inventory
  • Business-hours support
  • Monthly compliance report
Start with Essentials

Enterprise

Custom compliance & security policy
Custom
volume pricing above 500 endpoints
  • Everything in Managed Fleet
  • Application & device control policy
  • Custom compliance frameworks
  • Dedicated operations lead
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Enterprise-grade UEM platform
ISO 27001-aligned operations
Data stays in your tenant
Month-to-month, no lock-in
Questions

Before you reach out

Do we need our own platform license?

No — the license is included and provisioned inside your own tenant, so the data and configuration are yours regardless of what happens with the service.

How does the free 30-day pilot actually work?

We onboard up to 50 of your devices onto full Managed Fleet features — patching, MDM, remote support, 24/7 monitoring — at no cost for 30 days, no card required. You get the same compliance reporting a paying customer gets, so you can judge us on real data before deciding whether to bring the rest of your fleet on board. No obligation to continue after the 30 days.

How long does onboarding take?

Discovery and agent deployment typically run 2–3 weeks depending on fleet size, with patch policies live by the end of week one.

Can we keep some devices self-managed?

Yes. It's common to hand over servers and end-user devices while keeping specialized or air-gapped machines out of scope — we'll scope this in the fleet audit.

What happens if a patch breaks something?

Every rollout goes through a staging ring before fleet-wide deployment, and we can roll back a policy the same day an issue is flagged.

Get started

Install the agent — your fleet audit follows automatically.

The audit runs once the agent is live across your devices: patch posture, gaps, and a plan, delivered within 48 hours of onboarding. Tell us about your fleet and we'll set up the install.