
I find Automox easy to operate, making endpoint patching straightforward and helping us generate compliance reports, which are crucial for our SOC 2 audits. The vulnerability remediation features are valuable, allowing me to prioritize vulnerabilities based on CVE numbers and set up timelines to fix them. This prioritization helps focus on managing critical vulnerabilities effectively. I appreciate the Worklets feature, which offers automation scripting that saves a lot of manual effort by creating automation workflows. Additionally, the transition from Intune to Automox over 3.5 years ago has been positive, and I am happy with the support from Automox. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
The only thing that bothers me is the cost associated with Automox when you already have Office 365 licenses, like E3 or E5, which offer Intune for free. Using Automox requires paying extra per device, which can get expensive. From a cost perspective, Microsoft has an advantage, although I find Automox better service-wise. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.