Unified endpoint management for every device you own
One console to patch, configure, deploy software to and support every laptop, desktop, server and mobile device, wherever it is. We have rolled this out at a scale of thousands of devices.
Patch, deploy and control every device, designed around your environment
We design UEM around your support model, so the people who manage devices and the people who answer tickets each get the access they need and nothing more. Patching, software, configuration and remote support all run from policies, which means consistency across offices, home workers and branches.
Unpatched devices invite attacks
Most breaches exploit vulnerabilities that already had patches available.
Manual installs waste days
IT teams still visit desks or remote in one by one to install and update software.
No accurate inventory
Without a live asset register, licences are over-bought and lost devices go unnoticed.
What's included
- OS and third-party patch automation
- Test-and-approve patch workflows
- Software deployment and self-service portal
- Remote control and file transfer
- Hardware and software inventory
- OS imaging and deployment
Our technology partners
We resell, implement and support these platforms. Our recommendation depends on your environment, existing investments and budget, not on a preferred vendor.
How Provision delivers unified endpoint management
Discover
Agents report hardware, software and patch status for every device.
Group and policy
Devices are grouped by site, role and risk with tailored policies.
Automate
Patches and software deploy on schedules with test groups first.
Support
Helpdesk launches remote sessions directly from tickets.
Questions about unified endpoint management
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What is unified endpoint management?
UEM is a single platform to manage and secure all endpoints, including desktops, laptops, servers and mobile devices, covering patching, software, configuration, remote support and inventory.
Can we manage devices that never come to the office?
Yes. Cloud or internet-facing deployments manage remote devices over the internet without needing a VPN.
How do you avoid patches breaking applications?
Patches go to a test group first. Only after a defined soak period are they approved for wider deployment, with rollback available.
Can helpdesk staff use remote control without full admin rights?
Yes. We integrate UEM with the service desk so technicians can start remote sessions from tickets without access to the UEM console itself.
Ready to strengthen your unified endpoint management?
Tell us about your environment. We will respond with next steps and an honest view of what you need.