A conglomerate software which allow organizations to manage and secure all endpoints, including desktops, laptops, smartphones, tablets and variety of devices including IoT from a single console.
It is a powerful and integrated software solution that empowers organizations to efficiently manage, monitor, and secure all endpoints, including desktops, laptops, smartphones, tablets, and a wide variety of connected devices such as IoT (Internet of Things) devices. By consolidating endpoint management into a single, user-friendly console, UnifiedX UEM simplifies IT administration, enhances security, and ensures consistent compliance across an organization's entire device ecosystem.
The process of registering and adding new devices to the Unified Endpoint Management (UEM) system, ensuring they are properly configured for management and security.
Ensures that all devices comply with predefined security policies, such as password requirements, encryption, and access restrictions, to maintain organizational security standards.
Provides real-time tracking of device status, performance, and security, while allowing administrators to remotely manage and troubleshoot endpoints as needed.
Tracks and documents device compliance with regulatory and internal standards, generating detailed reports for auditing, risk management, and governance purposes.
A unified dashboard that provides a holistic view of all thin client devices, regardless of the OS, allowing IT admins to monitor, manage, and troubleshoot devices from a single pane of glass.
Tools for remotely configuring device settings, installing custom applications, and applying OS-specific tweaks to optimize performance and user experience.
Features for tracking device hardware specifications, installed software versions, and other inventory details to aid in asset management and compliance.
Tools to enforce security policies across devices, including firewall settings, antivirus protection, and data encryption, ensuring uniform security posture.
Secure remote access to devices for troubleshooting, maintenance, or administrative tasks, ensuring quick resolution of issues without needing physical access.
Fine-grained control over user access and permissions, including the ability to set role-based access controls (RBAC) and manage user profiles and settings remotely.
Real-time monitoring of device performance metrics with customizable alerts for potential issues like high memory usage, disk space shortages, or network connectivity problems.
Utilize Group Policy Objects (GPOs) for configuring settings across Windows IoT devices in a domain.
A single platform to manage not only thin clients but also mobile devices, PCs, and IoT devices, providing a cohesive view of all endpoints.
Streamline the deployment of new devices with automated provisioning processes that configure devices based on predefined templates.
Machine learning algorithms to detect unusual behavior that could indicate a security threat, with automatic actions to mitigate risks.
Specialized tools for managing devices operating on the edge of the network, including the ability to deploy and manage applications and services locally.
Seamless management across on-premises, public, and private cloud environments, ensuring consistent policies and security across all platforms.
Open APIs and integration frameworks that allow the management software to connect with third-party services and internal systems, enhancing functionality.
Advanced analytics to monitor and report on energy consumption across the device fleet, supporting sustainability initiatives.
A microservices-based architecture that allows the management software to scale effortlessly as the number of managed devices grows.