Hexnode UEM vs Rippling: Which is best for you?

Kiosk mode is one of Hexnode’s strongest features—creating and managing restrictions is simple, version control is clear and reliable, and updates can be rolled out confidently across different device groups.

Currently, the process can be cumbersome at times, and some devices may remain partially enrolled, which can complicate device lifecycle management and offboarding procedures.

Overall, the platform is powerful and intuitive. While the initial setup for specific payroll configurations took some effort, the automation it provides for onboarding and employee management is unmatched by other platforms we've used As you add more modules (IT, HR, Device Management), the per-user monthly cost adds up quickly, which might be steep for very small startups.

They don’t always publish transparent pricing, so it’s hard to predict exactly how much it will cost, especially as you add more employees or modules, also in certain cases, communication is via ticketing or email, and users feel there’s a lack of dedicated human contact or escalation for critical problems.