Iru has been a great tool for managing our Mac hardware and ensuring compliance with our SOC2 controls.

What I like most about Iru is how much easier it makes my day-to-day work. Managing devices can be a headache, especially when you’re supporting people remotely, but Iru keeps the whole process pretty straightforward. I can quickly push out applications, adjust configurations, and check in on devices without spending a lot of time trying to figure things out. The interface is clean and easy to navigate, which I really appreciate. Honestly, I don’t have any major complaints. It just works, and that’s exactly what I want from a tool I rely on regularly.

Iru has aged like fine wine. The payloads, descriptions, and admin portion continue to become much better. The few times I reach out to their support, they continue to be experts on their subjects. Even when adopting Windows management, they have not lost focus on Apple management. I have zero desire to move away from them. Assignment Maps are extremely logical and transparent for how they work, and allow me to pilot group on the fly for major macOS upgrades. Also, the update-only app payloads do a great job of keeping my devices up to date and secure from vulnerabilities.