Iru vs SmartDeploy: Which is best for you?

The automated device enrolment and blueprints handle device configuration from start to finish, eliminating manual setup tasks and saving our team countless hours.

Kandji comes with a lot of native available 3rd party application, and managing those can be very easy, but in a scalable environment it can get messy with their new assignment maps which give a good overview but as those are still missing a clear naming and structure capabilities this can cause issues

Its cloud integration, hardware independence, and driver management capabilities make it a standout choice. Despite the higher price point and setup effort, it significantly improves the efficiency of deployment processes, making it worth the investment for larger or growing teams.

Additionally, the pricing can be a bit steep for smaller organizations, which might find it less cost-effective compared to simpler alternatives. Although it's great for Windows environments, its limited support for Linux and macOS can be a drawback for teams with more diverse operating systems.