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Apple device management
Manage every Mac, iPhone, and iPad.
Windows device management
Patch apps and manage every Windows setting.
Linux device management
Manage Linux devices with full visibility and control.
Endpoint governance
Secure every extension, package, and AI tool running on your devices.
Device management for Europe
Keep device data in the EU. Manage Windows, macOS, Linux, and mobile devices from one independent platform.
Aviation
Keep the airframe, swap the engine. Device management for aviation.
Pharma 4.0
Device management with change control for life sciences.
Extend Fleet
Integrate your favorite tools with Fleet.
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Apple device management
Manage every Mac, iPhone, and iPad.
Windows device management
Patch apps and manage every Windows setting.
Linux device management
Manage Linux devices with full visibility and control.
Endpoint governance
Secure every extension, package, and AI tool running on your devices.
Device management for Europe
Keep device data in the EU.
Aviation
Keep the airframe, swap the engine. Device management for aviation.
Pharma 4.0
Device management with change control for life sciences.
Extend Fleet
Integrate your favorite tools with Fleet.
AI-native Windows management
Patch apps, answer questions in seconds, and manage every setting. Say what you need done, approve the change, and Fleet handles the rest.
Trusted by IT and security teams worldwide
Get AI working for you
Fleet works natively with your team’s AI tools like Copilot or Claude. You can chat with it to propose changes, with a human review between it and your devices.
Use AI to configure Windows
Manage Windows and third-party apps, with prompts like “Disable camera in Firefox”. Use Copilot, Claude, or any AI harness.
Chat with your PCs
See what’s patched and what’s compliant without waiting hours. Investigate CVEs and supply chain issues in seconds.
“I’m spending about 20 hours a week less on managing PCs
than I was with Intune.”
Mason Peressini
Sr Systems Support Specialist
With or without Autopilot and Entra
Ship devices straight to employees, or stage them on the bench. Either way, Fleet delivers the same software, scripts, and settings.
Zero touch, $0
Fleet supports Autopilot and Entra, but you don’t need them to create a great end user setup experience.
Compatible with hardware from Dell, Lenovo, and HP, and proven on thousands of Windows devices. No USB sticks required.
Stop waiting for Intune to sync
Fleet keeps a live connection to every PC, so you see and patch what’s actually on a device right now, not what it reported hours ago.
Lock your Windows
Unlike Intune, Fleet lets you lock Windows 10/11 devices to cut off access quickly when an employee leaves the company or during a security incident.
Built for Windows
Fleet speaks the Windows MDM protocol and reads live data from every device, so the Windows features you rely on keep working.
Stop packaging every app update
Fleet downloads the installer from the vendor, writes the install and uninstall scripts, tests them on real Windows hosts, and keeps the app current.
Patch without breaking anyone’s day
Fleet makes it easy to notify users and enforce deadlines. You can queue an update for when the app is closed, or patch right away when a vulnerability can’t wait.
Get certified
Earn certification you can add to your LinkedIn profile to demonstrate your proficiency with AI-native endpoint management.
Practice new AI-native techniques developed by the IT teams at leading tech companies.
Moving off Workspace ONE or Intune?
Automatic Windows MDM migration brings hosts over to Fleet without losing user state.
Get a demo“I love being able to throw a prompt at Fleet to run diagnostics and troubleshoot employee devices. It’s way faster than me on my own.”
Robbie Trencheny
Head of IT and Infrastructure
FAQ
Do I need Autopilot to use Fleet?
No. Autopilot is a bundling strategy. It requires Entra, and it’s how Microsoft gets you paying for Entra and Intune.
With Fleet, zero-touch setup is simpler. Fleet gives you an order email. Forward it to Dell, Lenovo, or HP, and they install Fleet before the device ships. That’s it. Every new PC arrives already managed by Fleet.
Customers run thousands of PCs with Fleet and no Autopilot.
What Microsoft license does zero-touch setup need?
None. Just forward the email from Fleet to Dell, Lenovo, or HP.
Autopilot is part of Microsoft’s bundling strategy to maximize revenue. If you already have Entra and want to keep it, Fleet fully supports Autopilot. But it isn’t required, and it isn’t how most of Fleet’s large enterprise customers set up new PCs.
Intune is included in Microsoft 365 E3 and E5. Why pay for Fleet?
Because you’ll save money. For example, switching from Microsoft 365 E3 to Office 365 E3 saves about $13 per user per month. That’s almost double the price of Fleet.
Even if you have no plans to change your Microsoft licenses, or another team owns that decision, you still save money and gain flexibility. Choose the identity provider and EDR you want for your Windows PCs, without paying for a subscription you don’t want or need. And stop maintaining Entra and Intune just to make the bundle work.
Can I use Fleet in a hybrid Active Directory environment?
Yes. Fleet works with Active Directory, Entra, or both, including hybrid-joined PCs. Fleet customers run it on thousands of Windows PCs in mixed environments. In fact, most companies still run hybrid Active Directory and Entra.
Can I migrate from Intune without wiping devices?
Yes. Fleet’s automatic Windows MDM migration moves hosts from Intune or another MDM to Fleet without wiping them and without the end user having to do anything.
Which versions of Windows does Fleet support?
Windows 10 and 11 get full MDM, including enrollment, profiles, BitLocker, software, and OS updates. Windows Server gets visibility, vulnerability reporting, and scripts.
Does Fleet support Windows on ARM?
Yes, Fleet ships zero-day support for Windows on ARM thanks to our customer, NVIDIA. Fleet’s agent runs natively on Windows ARM64 devices, such as Snapdragon-based Copilot+ PCs. Fleet-maintained apps include ARM64 builds where vendors publish them.
How does Fleet keep Fleet-maintained apps safe?
Installers come straight from the vendor and are verified against a pinned SHA-256 hash. Every catalog change is installed and uninstalled on real hosts and reviewed by a person before release, and any version that fails testing is held back.
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