Patch & software deployment
Bring device scope, approval and follow-up into one workflow. Coordinate supported updates with the optional agent, then review the evidence behind the result.
Your devices. Your approvals. A record to review.
Connected workKeep the context with the change.
For supported workplace computers
Windows
macOS
LinuxMore than sending an update
A useful deployment workflow connects the decision, the action and the next observation. Your team can see what needs attention at each handover.
START WITH THE RIGHT DEVICES
Review affected software and the computers it runs on before planning a change. Agree the device group, responsible owner and supported response.
Explore software inventoryIllustrative checklist
YOUR TEAM STAYS IN CONTROL
Inventory access and endpoint actions are separate choices. Confirm the optional agent, permissions and required approval before sending a supported change.
Review security and trustKEEP THE NEXT CHECK VISIBLE
Review what the action reported alongside fresh inventory. Keep offline devices, failed actions and incomplete checks visible until the team has enough information to decide.
Follow the handover
Switch between the stages to see what your team should review. The screenshots show the actual product with illustrative records.
DEVICE & SOFTWARE CONTEXT
Review supported devices, installed versions and inventory freshness. Agree the group and the person responsible before selecting a response.
Actual product interface. Illustrative records.
Set the scopeIllustrative walkthrough
This walkthrough explains the workflow. Selecting a stage does not connect to or make changes on a device. Watch the full product tour →
Read the result with confidence
A deployment result tells you what the action reported. A fresh observation helps your team assess what changed.
Read the verification guideACTION STATE
Keep the intended update, selected devices, approval and execution result together. An unavailable device or failed attempt still needs a next step.
SOFTWARE OBSERVATION
Review the installed version and the date of the observation. A stale record or missing detection rule is a limitation to keep visible.
REVIEW DECISION
Record the outcome, supporting notes and unresolved questions. Let the responsible reviewer decide when the work is ready to close.
A practical first rollout
Choose a supported device group your team understands. Use it to test the decisions and follow-up before expanding the scope.
Bring the operating systems, software sources and intended device group. Confirm the supported actions and package coverage you need.
Agree the optional agent setup, permissions, approval process and maintenance responsibility with the people who own the devices.
Follow one supported change through its action result and next observation. Decide what your team needs to retain for the next review.
Before you begin
Talk through the details that affect your environment.
Ask our teamNo. Inventory imports provide information. Supported endpoint actions require the optional agent, its configuration, permissions and the required approvals.
Your team can coordinate remediation work and record follow-up alongside the tools it already uses. Discuss the available connections and how action results and verification notes will be captured.
No. Execution status and the observed software state answer different questions. Review the next available inventory and supported detection logic. If a check is unavailable or the source is stale, retain that limitation.
Pick a small, supported device group. Check inventory detail, ownership, approval requirements, the action result and the evidence available afterwards. Confirm the specific actions and plan capabilities required before purchase.
The product tour shows the actual interface with illustrative records. The sample evidence page provides a supporting record to discuss with your reviewers.
Bring your real requirements
Walk through your devices, approval process and review needs with our team.
Plan the deployment workflow