Platform
Manage every endpoint from one place.
FileWave combines unified endpoint management, software distribution, patching, inventory, remote support, self-service, and operational reporting without forcing IT to maintain a stack of disconnected tools.
- macOS
- iOS/iPadOS
- Windows
- Linux
- ChromeOS
- Android
- tvOS
- visionOS
Core jobs
Organize endpoint work around outcomes instead of operating-system silos.
The same control plane connects device preparation, software delivery, maintenance, evidence, user access, and hands-on support.
Deploy and configure
Automate enrollment, configuration, and content delivery across mixed fleets.
- Zero-touch and guided enrollment
- Patented Filesets for apps, scripts, settings, and files
- Dynamic targeting with Smart Groups
Maintain and prove
Keep endpoint state visible and turn patch, inventory, and deployment data into action.
- Operating-system and third-party patching
- Hardware, software, license, and compliance reporting
- Repeatable verify-and-repair workflows
Support and empower
Give administrators and users practical ways to solve endpoint problems without unnecessary tool switching.
- TeamViewer-powered remote assistance
- Self-Service Kiosk for approved software and content
- Browser and native administration workflows
Desired-state operations
Deploy. Verify. Repair. Report.
FileWave’s model is built around repeatable desired-state delivery. IT defines what should be present, targets the right endpoints, verifies the result, and follows up when files or settings drift.
- Send only changed parts with Fileset delta delivery.
- Use versions and staged groups to control rollout risk.
- Keep deployment status visible instead of relying on manual confirmation.
- 1AssignScope devices dynamically
- 2DeliverApps, scripts, settings, and files
- 3VerifyConfirm endpoint state
- 4ReportSee success and follow-up work
Platform depth
Mixed fleet does not mean shallow management.
FileWave supports the platform-specific workflows that still matter while keeping repeatable endpoint work in one operational story.
- Apple
- ADE, Apps and Books, MDM and Declarative Device Management workflows, macOS, iOS/iPadOS, tvOS, and visionOS.
- Windows
- Autopilot, WinGet, Filesets, scripts, inventory, and Windows Imaging/PXE workflows where imaging still matters.
- Administration
- FileWave Anywhere for browser-based work and FileWave Central for deeper native administration, Filesets, imaging, and complex deployments.
control plane
Technology ecosystem
FileWave fits the tools your team already runs.
The relationship is different for each tool: some connect directly to FileWave, some are platform services FileWave manages through, and others are software FileWave deploys and configures. The useful question is what work FileWave can do with each one.
Identity and directory services
Use Microsoft Entra ID, Okta, Google Workspace, or Keycloak for supported administrator and enrollment authentication. Map administrator access from LDAP groups in Active Directory, Open Directory, or eDirectory.
Apple deployment services
Work with Apple Business Manager, Apple School Manager, Automated Device Enrollment, Apps and Books, Declarative Device Management, and FileVault across managed Apple fleets.
Microsoft and Google ecosystems
Use WinGet, Windows Update, and BitLocker on Windows; Android Enterprise, zero-touch enrollment, and Managed Google Play on Android; and Google Admin synchronization for ChromeOS.
IT operations and security tools
Start TeamViewer remote sessions from FileWave, build ServiceNow workflows through the FileWave REST API, and deploy tools such as CrowdStrike Falcon, Microsoft Defender, SentinelOne, and Cloudflare WARP.
Operational value
Manage the whole endpoint lifecycle across a mixed fleet.
Modern IT environments mix desktops, mobile devices, Chromebooks, and specialty hardware. FileWave keeps management work connected across platforms, deployment models, and lifecycle stages.
Capability map
The platform at a glance.
Start with the work your team needs to improve, then go deeper on the related FileWave capability.
| Operational need | FileWave capability | Explore |
|---|---|---|
| Prepare and enroll devices | Cross-platform enrollment and policy-driven onboarding | Device enrollment → |
| Deliver software and content | Filesets, scripts, installers, settings, and Self-Service Kiosk | Software distribution → |
| Patch and maintain endpoints | OS and third-party updates, schedules, reboots, and status | Patch management → |
| Understand the fleet | Hardware, software, license, deployment, and compliance reporting | Inventory and reporting → |
| Support users remotely | TeamViewer Remote Control from FileWave workflows | Remote support → |
| Automate and connect IT | REST API, OpenAPI/Swagger documentation, IdP SSO, and integration paths | API and SSO → |
Platform FAQ
Common platform questions.
What endpoint management work can FileWave handle together?
FileWave connects enrollment, software distribution, Filesets, patching, inventory, reporting, Self-Service Kiosk, TeamViewer Remote Control, API access, SSO, and hosted or self-managed deployment.
Which operating systems can FileWave manage?
FileWave manages macOS, Windows, Linux, iOS/iPadOS, Android, ChromeOS, tvOS, and visionOS. Available management depth and workflows vary by platform.
Can FileWave be hosted or self-managed?
Yes. FileWave can be hosted by FileWave or run in customer-controlled infrastructure with feature parity across deployment models.
How does FileWave connect to the rest of IT?
FileWave provides REST API access and OpenAPI/Swagger documentation; supports Microsoft Entra ID, Okta, Google Workspace, and Keycloak for supported authentication workflows; maps LDAP directory groups to administrator access; integrates TeamViewer Remote Control; and uses documented deployment paths for the applications and security tools your teams already operate.
See it with your fleet
Test FileWave against the endpoint work you actually have.
Bring the device mix, deployment model, and workflows your team needs to improve.