Endio is the operations control plane for distributed mobile fleets. Fused multi-source state, delegated workflows, and a full audit trail — so your ops team can run the fleet without IT being the bottleneck.
Lightweight agent emits real-time telemetry from the device itself — battery, signal, network state, app health, storage, crash data. The signal that has been missing.
When MDM sync is stale or broken, an authenticated tunnel lets authorized operators query the device live — battery, signal, app health, network — at the moment they need it.
The system of record for policy and compliance — ingested via Graph API. Endio integrates with Intune today; the architecture is intentionally MDM-agnostic and built to extend.
Five real scenarios from the operator's day — each one running in the same role-aware console, each one fully audit-logged. Click through to see the operator's view at the moment they take action.
Three sources stream into the reconciliation engine. Conflicts surface in seconds, not after the next sync window.
Rules engine matches symptoms to known patterns. "Weak LTE delaying policy refresh." "Captive portal blocking sync." Plain English.
Risk-tiered workflows route low-risk fixes to ops staff; medium-risk through supervisor approval; high-risk stays with IT.
Every action audit-logged with full context. Who acted, what changed, what the device state was before and after.
Silent failure detection is the wedge. Underneath it is an architecture — fused state, role model, audit log — that solves a pile of adjacent problems most ops teams have been working around for years.
Catch the gap between what Intune reports and what's actually happening. Three sources, one reconciled state, one auto-resolution path.
Ops teams onboard, reassign, retire, and reconfigure devices without filing IT tickets. Role-aware controls keep policy authority with IT, day-to-day work with the floor.
Every action — who, when, with what approval, on which device, in which state — captured automatically. CSV-exportable for SOX, HIPAA, SOC 2, and cyber insurance audits.
Four-state connectivity model with grace periods for network handoffs. Stop alerting every time a forklift tablet switches LTE to WiFi. Alert only when something is actually wrong.
Escalations include full context — device state, attempted remediations, audit trail. No more "works on my end" Slack threads. The IT-Ops contract, encoded in software.
The 10-20% of Intune enrollments that fail or stall — surfaced as structured workflows with clear next actions per failure mode. No more spreadsheets of partially-onboarded devices.
One product, many stakeholder surfaces. Warehouse supervisors see ops controls. IT admins see configuration. Compliance officers see read-only audit. No separate licensing.
Structured diagnostic queries through the secure tunnel — battery, signal, app health, errors. No shell, no screen, no full remote access. Real capability without the insider-threat surface.
You own uptime. You own SLAs. When a device goes down, your team feels it before IT does — and right now, you have no way to act without escalating.
Endio doesn't take Intune away. It takes the routine field tickets off your queue — so policy and compliance stay yours, and operations stops escalating every battery-low alert.
Endio is opening its first design partner cohort. This is for mid-market operations leaders who feel the silent failure problem every shift — and want a direct seat at the table while v1 is shaped.