What I liked most about Iru is how easy it makes Apple device management without giving up any of the capability we need. Building profiles, creating policies, and deploying them to our fleet is intuitive. I could get things configured and rolled out quickly instead of fighting a complicated interface or digging through documentation. Their customer service stood out just as much. Every time we reached out, the team was responsive and knowledgeable, and they wanted to help us succeed. For an IT team that needs to move fast, that support makes a real difference. Iru is also a much better value than an expensive solution like Jamf, so it’s easy to recommend to any organization that wants powerful device management at a reasonable price.

What I love the most about Iru is how customer focused the platform is. They have paid a lot of attention to what hinders IT admins the most, and have built the entire platform to support them and enable us instead. The fact that you can build the instance up and in a few minutes have a working product is amazing. And lastly, the fact that I dont have to take a million certifications to be able to learn and use the platform. I can just build, set it and forget it. And new hires on our team love it too because it streamlines the onboarding process so well. Patch management, auto apps, and the ability to now also manage windows is a dream.

I don’t have to think about managing my team’s devices, and it simplifies everything from onboarding new devices to handling existing ones. I can just take a “set it and forget it” approach.