Manage every device. Secure every endpoint.

Unified Endpoint Management

Remotely manage, monitor, configure and secure every computer, smartphone, tablet and POS terminal in your organisation — from a single platform. Simplify IT operations, wherever your people work.

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What is UEM?

One platform for every device your business runs on

Unified Endpoint Management lets you manage all kinds of endpoint devices from one central administration platform. An endpoint is any device that connects to your organisation's digital environment — a laptop, smartphone, tablet or specialised business device.

Traditionally, businesses use separate systems for computers, mobile devices and other equipment. UEM brings it all together, giving your IT team greater visibility and control — and keeping configurations and security policies consistent whether staff work in the office, remotely or across multiple locations.

  • Desktop computers
  • Laptops
  • Smartphones
  • Tablets
  • POS terminals
  • Wearables & VR

Device compatibility and available controls depend on the UEM platform, operating system and enrolment method.

Key features

Everything you need to manage and secure endpoints

  • Centralised device management

    One dashboard for every managed endpoint — configuration, management status and security information in a single view.

  • Remote device management

    Apply configurations, push settings and run management actions without physical access — across offices, branches and remote staff.

  • Enrolment & provisioning

    Register new devices and apply your standard setup automatically, so every device is business-ready the same way.

    • User assignment
    • App deployment
    • Wi-Fi setup
    • Security policies
    • Compliance settings

  • Endpoint security

    Enforce password, screen-lock, encryption and OS restrictions to cut the risk from poorly configured or unmanaged devices.

  • Application management

    Deploy approved apps, manage updates and settings, restrict unauthorised apps and maintain an approved app catalogue.

  • Inventory & asset visibility

    Know exactly what is deployed, to whom, and its management status — for asset management, IT planning and reviews.

    • Model & manufacturer
    • OS & version
    • Ownership
    • Assigned user
    • Compliance status

  • Security policy enforcement

    Set policies per department or employee group — passcodes, encryption, minimum OS versions — and distribute them to enrolled devices.

  • Remote lock & wipe

    Respond to lost, stolen or unauthorised devices: lock remotely, remove business data selectively, revoke access or wipe the device fully.

  • Compliance monitoring

    Automatically flag devices that miss a required security setting or run an unsupported OS, so you can act before it becomes a risk.

  • OS & update management

    Track OS versions, schedule updates and enforce minimum OS requirements for a consistent, secure fleet.

  • Multi-platform management

    Windows, Android, Apple and specialised business devices, managed from one consolidated console instead of separate tools.

  • Device lifecycle management

    Control every device from enrolment and deployment through reassignment to secure retirement.

How it works

Enrolled devices, connected to one central platform

The central UEM platform holds your device administration and security policies, and connects to computers, mobile devices and specialised equipment.

Diagram of a central Unified Endpoint Management platform connected to computers, phones, servers and other devices

  1. Device enrolment

    Compatible organisational devices are registered with the management platform.

  2. Policy configuration

    IT defines the security requirements, configurations and management settings.

  3. Remote administration

    Configurations and management commands are pushed out to enrolled devices.

  4. Monitoring & compliance

    Admins review device information, spot issues and keep policies enforced.

Device lifecycle

Control from first boot to retirement

Device management doesn't end at installation. UEM supports every stage of a device's working life, from deployment to reassignment and secure retirement.

  1. Enrol
  2. Configure
  3. Secure
  4. Monitor
  5. Retire

Business benefits

Less IT overhead. More control.

UEM gives organisations a coordinated approach to endpoint administration — and the value grows as your device count and technology needs increase.

Discuss your devices
  • Stronger endpoint securityConsistent security controls and fewer risks from unmanaged devices.
  • Less IT admin timeRoutine configuration and management handled centrally.
  • Clear device visibilityOne overview of devices, configurations and compliance status.
  • Remote & hybrid work readyManage business devices wherever employees work.
  • Scales with youDevice management processes that support your growth.

Industries

Built for organisations of every kind

  • CorporateEmployee computers and mobile devices, centrally managed.
  • Retail & hospitalityPOS terminals, tablets and operational devices.
  • Financial institutionsDevices that handle business and financial information.
  • HealthcareAdministrative and clinical endpoints.
  • EducationInstitutional laptops, tablets and computers.
  • Logistics & transportMobile devices used by field teams.
  • ManufacturingIndustrial tablets and operational endpoints.
  • GovernmentStandardised management across departments and offices.

UEM vs traditional device management

Why organisations are making the switch

Traditional approach Unified Endpoint Management
Separate management systems One consolidated platform
Device-by-device configuration Centralised policy distribution
Limited device visibility Unified inventory and monitoring
Manual app deployment Managed app distribution
Inconsistent security settings Standardised security policies
Frequent on-site administration Remote management
Fragmented compliance reviews Centralised compliance monitoring

Technical overview

UEM at a glance

Administered by your authorised IT team. Exact capabilities depend on the UEM platform Trifokal Space deploys for your organisation.

Only managing phones and tablets? See Mobile Device Management.

Deployment
Cloud-based or supported enterprise deployment
Devices
Computers, laptops, smartphones, tablets and compatible specialised devices
Operating systems
Windows, Android, macOS, iOS/iPadOS and others (platform-dependent)
Enrolment
Device registration and provisioning
Security
Security policies and compliance controls
Applications
Managed deployment and configuration
Remote actions
Lock, wipe and other supported actions
Updates
OS and application update management
Suitable for
SMEs, enterprises and distributed organisations

FAQ

UEM questions, answered

What is Unified Endpoint Management?

UEM lets an organisation manage and secure all its endpoint devices — laptops, desktops, smartphones, tablets and specialised business devices — from one central platform, instead of using separate systems for computers and mobile devices.

What is the difference between UEM and MDM?

Mobile Device Management (MDM) focuses on smartphones and tablets. UEM extends the same approach to computers and other endpoints, so everything is managed in a single platform.

Can UEM manage employees who work remotely?

Yes. Enrolled devices can be managed remotely wherever employees work, as long as the device has connectivity and meets the management requirements.

Can it manage different device brands and operating systems?

Yes. UEM supports multiple manufacturers and operating systems, including Windows, Android, macOS and iOS/iPadOS. The exact controls available vary by platform and device.

Can company data be removed from a lost device?

Yes. Depending on the device and how it was enrolled, you can lock it remotely, selectively remove managed business data, or wipe it completely.

Can UEM manage employee-owned (BYOD) devices?

Yes. Bring Your Own Device setups use management methods that keep business data separate from the employee's personal information.

Is UEM suitable for small businesses?

Yes. Any business managing several employee devices benefits from central management — especially when IT resources are limited.

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