What I like most about Iru is the combination of its blueprinting functionality and overall ease of use. The platform is very intuitive, which makes managing Apple devices accessible even without a dedicated IT team. The blueprinting feature allows us to standardize configurations, security settings, and applications across all devices with minimal effort. This not only improves consistency, but also saves us a significant amount of time in day-to-day management. Onboarding new users is also very smooth. The enrollment process is straightforward, and users can simply log in with their Microsoft 365 credentials. Within an hour, devices are fully configured and ready to use, creating a seamless experience for both IT and end users. Overall, Iru strikes a strong balance between usability, automation, and efficient onboarding for our Mac-only environment. Coming from no prior solution, the investment initially feels significant. However, we strongly believe that a well-implemented MDM solution is essential nowadays, both from a security and operational perspective.

I really like how Iru changes a lot, adding a lot of applications with big categories available. It offers a very easy-to-use platform that's easy to configure, smart, and agile. The automated device enrollment works great right out of the box, making it amazing for IT and companies working with MacBooks. I also find it a very secure way to set up and remotely manage devices, allowing for easy removal or wiping if needed. Using Iru's API to pull and push data is very convenient, enhancing the integration capabilities.

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