Device management (MDM)
+Manage everything in one place
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+ Even if you've never done an MDM migration, you've probably heard it's hard. Fleet makes it easy to get your data in and get it out.
+ Consolidate your tools +Deploy a modern Mac-first MDM that’s purpose-built to manage your Apple, Windows, and Linux computers.
+ Implement “zero trust” faster +Use Fleet to enforce conditional access checking at login. (It's pretty easy to customize whatever you need.)
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+ We wanted an open-source MDM to easily use configuration-as-code, deliver the best possible experience for our employees, and make security happy.
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Kenny Botelho
+Lead Client Platform Engineer
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+ Your last MDM migration
+Even if you've never done an MDM migration, you've probably heard it's hard. Fleet makes it easy to get your data in and get it out.
+Ramp up to modern management faster with the latest compliance standards and security features built in.
+Reclaim lost engineering hours and leave clicky-clicky manual entry in the past. (There's a great GUI if you like clicking.)
+Lower barriers to integration with an intentional API-first design and surprisingly easy access to data. Everything you can do in the UI, you can do with the API.
+Consolidate your tools
+Deploy a modern Mac-first MDM that’s purpose-built to manage your Apple, Windows, and Linux computers.
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+ Patch every OS
+Shorten patch timelines with custom, enforceable deadlines and grace periods for every operating system. Encourage updates with Declarative Device Management (DDM), Nudge, and Windows Update from one interface.
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+ Push profiles
+Remote-control settings on your Macs and PCs like Wi-Fi, certificates, passwords, screen lock, etc. Deploy baselines or customize your own to comply with your organization’s security requirements.
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+ Manage software installs from anywhere
+Get employees the software and settings they need with less drama by managing app packages, operating system versions, and patch levels for every platform, on top of open standards and data.
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+ Access the latest Apple and Windows APIs
+Turn on the latest native macOS and Windows operating system capabilities like DDM and Autopilot, all in one place. Fleet’s team and community test against every new Apple and Microsoft release.
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+ Onboard and offboard employees remotely
+Easily enroll everything in one place and please auditors without making engineers give up their Linux computers.
+Offboard employees with remote lock, and decommission lost and stolen devices with remote wipe.
+Connect to identity providers like Okta, Azure, Google Workspace, or any other that supports OpenID Connect.
+Keep hard disks encrypted with key escrow for FileVault and Bitlocker, and prove it with a couple of clicks or the REST API.
+Enroll all your devices with Apple Business Manager, Microsoft Autopilot, and built-in packages for Linux systems.
+Manage everything in one place
+Manage your IT infrastructure in any browser or use git to make infrastructure changes as code. You can use the CLI or API to automate the deployment, configuration, and monitoring of your devices.
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+ Implement “zero trust” faster
+Use Fleet to enforce conditional access checking at login. (It's pretty easy to customize whatever you need.)
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+ Control the login experience
+Ensure that only healthy, up-to-date devices can log in and access company data and resources with conditional access.
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+ Manage device posture
+Find vulnerable software, track progress for security remediation project deadlines, and enforce due dates with automations and tickets.
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+ Simplify health checks
+Use common health checks from industry peers, or easily create your own with low-level access to system data and events.
+Absolute certainty
+Reduce time wasted hunting down whether a change happened. Actually verify that settings are applied using real data pulled from your users' devices.
+Use a git repo as the source of truth to reduce errors (submitting the wrong patch, configuration setting etc)
+Every change to a policy or security control is tracked and auditable in Fleet’s history, or via the repo commit log
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+ Scope transparency
+Increase buy-in from end users by clarifying how their work computers are managed.
+Give end users assurance about what actions IT can take on their computer
+Let end users see exactly what data is collected, all the way down to the source code
+Set clear expectations about how to configure company devices
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