Software rollout & devices

Software on every machine. No admin prompt.

No USB sticks, no on-site visits, no admin rights for everyone. The employee clicks, the server installs — securely, server-side, logged. For desk laptops as much as for tablets in the hall.

Employee clicks Job to the server Remote installation done — no prompt
§01 · Self-service without risk

Self-service app store

Employees pick approved software themselves — like a phone store, but internal and curated.

Server-side installation

The server installs with a rotating local admin password — the user needs no admin rights and sees no prompt.

No domain admin involved

One auto-rotated password per device — one cracked box doesn't open the whole network.

Traceable

Who installed what when — logged, auditable, part of the audit trail.

§02 · Mobile devices (MDM)

QR enrollment

Onboard a new device via QR code — ready in minutes.

Kiosk mode

A shop-floor tablet shows only the one app it should.

App distribution & policy

Roll out apps centrally, set restrictions, lock lost devices.

§03 · SSO as the foundation

One login for everything

Single sign-on via open standard (OIDC/SAML) — one account, all tools.

Groups & roles

Who may do what comes from the directory — automatically, not by hand.

MFA & logging

Second factor and complete login logs as standard.

All on open building blocks, self-hosted. To the stack →

How often does someone drive out to install software?

If the answer is “too often”, this is the shortcut.

Send pain list → And when something fails ↗