Applivery
Applivery is a unified Endpoint Management platform for Apple, Android and Windows devices. It uses an AI operational layer to automate fleet management tasks.
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Applivery is a unified Endpoint Management platform for Apple, Android and Windows devices. It uses an AI operational layer to automate fleet management tasks.
NinjaOne is a unified IT operations platform for endpoint management, autonomous patching, backup, and remote access. It unifies these functions in one platform to automate IT operations at scale.
Patch My PC automates third-party patch management for Windows and macOS. It integrates with Intune, ConfigMgr, and WSUS to deliver secure updates.
Chef is a DevOps automation platform that unifies infrastructure management and compliance. It enables enterprises to automate operational workflows using policy-as-code and AIOps.
Heimdal Security offers a unified cybersecurity platform for enterprises and MSPs. It integrates prevention, detection, access control, and response across the IT ecosystem.
Syxsense is a cloud-native platform unifying security and IT management. It reduces risk by automating endpoint and vulnerability management.
Recast is an end-to-end application management platform that enhances security and efficiency. It helps IT professionals close gaps in Intune and ConfigMgr through fast remediation and automated delivery.
Splashtop provides secure remote access and support software for individuals and enterprises. It enables users to control devices from anywhere with high performance.
Adaptiva offers the OneSite platform for autonomous endpoint management. It reduces complexity by delivering software and patches at scale.
Puppet is an IT operations platform designed to automate, scale and secure infrastructure. It streamlines IT operations and enhances security across hybrid environments using desired state automation.
Positions 1, 2 and 3 are available to buy for twelve months.
Applivery says it is built for IT teams managing mixed fleets, and NinjaOne for IT teams and MSPs. Patch My PC says it is built for IT professionals and MSPs, and Chef for Enterprise DevOps teams.
Patch My PC states that the product does not allow for easy registry key deployments. Those are the limits each product publishes itself, not a full account of any plan.