| ManageEngine Endpoint Central | Endpoint Central lists Windows, ChromeOS, Android, Linux, iOS, iPadOS, macOS, and tvOS.[1] | Endpoint Central automates patch deployment for Windows, Mac, Linux, and third-party applications.[1] | Endpoint Central monitors software usage and notifies administrators of hardware changes around the clock.[1] | Endpoint Central lets technicians remotely connect with end users and solve issues in real time.[1] |
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| NinjaOne RMM | NinjaOne lists Windows, Mac, Linux, and cloud-based devices.[2] | NinjaOne describes operating-system patching for Windows, macOS, and Linux and automatic updates for over 200 third-party applications.[2] | Real-time monitoring alerts technicians when a device issue arises.[2] | NinjaOne describes four remote access solutions for direct control of managed endpoints.[2] |
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| Level | Level supports Windows, macOS, and Linux through one agent.[3] | Level patches OS updates and third-party apps across Windows, macOS, and Linux, with staged rollouts.[4] | Level monitors device conditions in real time and notifies the team when they change.[5] | Browser-based remote control for Windows, macOS, and Linux; encrypted sessions; role permissions and activity logging.[6] |
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| HCL BigFix Lifecycle | HCL BigFix Lifecycle supports Windows, UNIX, Linux, and macOS endpoints.[7] | HCL BigFix Lifecycle deploys patches to distributed and virtual endpoints across Windows, UNIX, Linux, and macOS, including third-party patches for Adobe, Mozilla, Apple, and Oracle.[7] | HCL BigFix Lifecycle provides 360-degree endpoint visibility, control, and compliance enforcement.[7] | HCL BigFix Lifecycle supports remote desktop control and endpoint troubleshooting.[7] |
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| ConnectWise Automate | ConnectWise says Automate primarily supports Windows endpoints.[8] | Automate applies Windows OS patches with approval policies, pilot groups, and maintenance windows.[8] | ConnectWise Automate proactively monitors endpoints and offers customizable monitoring and automation.[8] | Automate provides endpoint access for diagnostics and fixes, with role-based permissions and audit trails.[8] [9] |
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| N-able N-sight | N-sight lists Windows, macOS, iOS, and Linux among supported platforms.[10] | N-able describes vulnerability management and reliable patching with built-in AI security experts.[10] | One screen shows you status and alerts for all endpoints, and allows you to take action or remote into a device.[10] | One screen shows you status and alerts for all endpoints, and allows you to take action or remote into a device.[10] |
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| Naverisk RMM | Naverisk supports Windows, Linux, Mac, and SNMP devices.[11] | Naverisk includes patching in its device and network management toolset.[11] | Naverisk monitors Windows, Mac, Linux, and SNMP devices and routes granular alerts to technicians by time and business criticality.[11] | Naverisk lists remote command line and remote control integrations with Splashtop, TeamViewer, and ScreenConnect.[11] |
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| ManageEngine RMM Central | RMM Central supports server management across Windows, Linux, Solaris, Unix, VMware, and other vendor operating systems.[12] | RMM Central automates patches for Windows, Mac, Linux, and more than 1,000 third-party applications.[12] | RMM Central monitors device status, performance issues, bandwidth, and alarms across customer networks.[12] | RMM Central remote troubleshooting includes multi-user collaboration, file transfers, and video recording.[12] |
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| Pulseway | Pulseway lists Windows, macOS, Linux, network devices, and IoT.[13] | Pulseway lists operating systems and third-party applications under Patch Management.[13] | Pulseway is RMM software with automation, patching, remote control and network discovery.[13] | Pulseway lists unlimited sessions and multi-screen support under Remote Control.[13] |
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| Splashtop AEM | Splashtop AEM remote control supports Windows, Mac, and Linux devices.[14] | Splashtop AEM patches Windows and macOS operating systems and third-party apps with staged rollouts and centralized deployment status.[14] | Splashtop AEM provides endpoint monitoring and centralized patch deployment status for Windows and macOS devices.[14] | Splashtop AEM remote control works on Windows, Mac, and Linux devices with or without an end user present.[14] |
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| Datto RMM | See vendor[15] | Automate routine IT tasks and processes by automating everything from endpoint configuration and system maintenance to patching, incident response and reporting.[15] | Kaseya describes real-time monitoring, automated alerts, and rapid auto-remediation.[15] | Kaseya lists remote access and control among its RMM functions.[15] |
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| Syncro RMM | See vendor[16] | Syncro lists endpoint management and patch management within RMM and Endpoint Management.[16] | Syncro lets MSPs monitor devices, set policies, and proactively address issues.[16] | Syncro lists remote access and control within RMM and Endpoint Management.[16] |
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| SuperOps RMM | SuperOps lists Windows, macOS, Android, iPadOS/iOS, Linux, and network devices in its managed fleet.[17] | OS and third-party patches are identified, approved, and deployed on schedule across the fleet.[17] | SuperOps monitors workstations, servers, and network devices; its AI-powered alerts surface anomalies.[17] [17] | See vendor[17] |
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| ITarian RMM | ITarian identifies managed Windows endpoints for third-party application updates.[18] | ITarian applies OS and third-party patches across customer environments.[19] | ITarian shows device health and performance across customer environments.[20] | ITarian lets technicians investigate and manage customer endpoints remotely.[20] |
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| Kaseya VSA | See vendor[15] | Kaseya lists patching among tasks automated by its RMM tools.[15] | Kaseya describes real-time monitoring, automated alerts, and rapid auto-remediation.[15] | Kaseya lists remote access and control among its RMM functions.[15] |
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