From my experience, Addigy excels in making Apple device management straightforward and efficient. Deploying new machines and managing policies is incredibly simple, even for teams with limited resources. The platform’s intuitive design means you don’t need extensive training to get started, which is a huge plus for busy IT departments or MSPs. The real-time management features, like automated updates and compliance enforcement, save a lot of time and reduce the need for manual follow-ups. I also appreciate the flexibility—whether you need basic setup or advanced customization, Addigy covers both ends of the spectrum effectively Customer support is another highlight. The team is not only responsive but also deeply knowledgeable, which makes troubleshooting much easier. The ACE certification program is a great resource for staying current with Apple’s evolving ecosystem, and the lack of long-term contracts adds to the platform’s appeal, especially for smaller businesses watching their budgets The remote access tools, such as LiveTerminal and LiveDesktop, are game-changers. They allow for quick, hands-on support without disrupting end-users, and the integration with other IT tools makes Addigy a well-rounded solution for managing Apple devices at scale

The best feature of Addigy is the live terminal. The ability to look into what is going on without bothering the user is what sets Addigy apart from its peers

Easy control and management built for Macintosh. Addigy is a multi-tenant Apple centric MDM tool with the most business-critical tasks at your fingertips. With plugins supporting Single Sign On, multiple factor authentication, Apple's native ARD, as well as 3rd party remote tools like Splashtop, and virus integrations like Malwarebytes you're one click from solving every day tasks. Take it a step further with compliance management and peace of mind that you'll support for new MacOSs versions from release day, or simply select to not even show new MacOS version to end users. We've used other tools built for Widnows that say they support Mac, such as K*s*a, and have been only met with frustration and disappointment. Lastly, as a company, Addigy regularly communicates the current technical hurdles and the plans to tackle them through its Tech Talks. Do yourself a favor if you support more than one customer of Macintosh clients and try Addigy today.