For me, it’s definitely the Automated Device Enrollment integration with Apple Business Manager...it’s seamless. A new Mac comes straight out of the box, the user goes through Liftoff, and they’re ready to start working with everything is already fully configured. I also really like how quickly policies are applied, required apps are installed, and compliance checks are passed without me having to step in. What used to require hands-on guidance now runs unattended and fits smoothly into our current onboarding process, at a reasonable price for the amount of coverage provided.

I have managed Macs before, back then with Jamf, and even successfully completed both courses (Jamf 100 and Jamf 200) with certification. Nevertheless, Jamf always remained complicated. Iru is the opposite. It is largely self-explanatory, you can get into it quickly and operate it safely without long training. At Healthii, we have been managing our MacBooks with Iru (formerly Kandji) since day one, and what convinces me the most is the combination of complete freedom and simultaneous simplicity. I can do everything remotely, and so far it has run reliably and without errors. This is particularly important for us because our fleet is distributed across Germany and abroad, so a functioning remote tool is crucial. Thanks to Iru, I can manage the entire MacBook fleet on my own. The support and my contacts have always been easily reachable and very helpful.

The simple and easy to use UI makes navigating the dashboard incredibly intuitive and straightforward for managing our devices daily. The ability to upload our own app packages helps to make deployments easy for end users.