What you can do
- Remote support. Open an interactive CMD or PowerShell shell and a remote desktop session on any enrolled Windows device, live.
- Software deployment. Push apps from the Winget catalog and get real-time confirmation the install actually succeeded.
- Compliance. Monitor and enforce CIS-benchmark posture, with every change captured in an immutable audit log.
- Multi-tenant for MSPs. Manage many customers' Windows fleets with role-based access and per-customer isolation.
- AI remediation. An agent investigates an endpoint and proposes a plain-English fix; nothing runs until an operator approves it.
Why real-time matters
Most Windows MDMs poll: the agent checks in on a schedule, so commands wait and dashboards show stale data. TFalke keeps a persistent, encrypted connection to every device. Intent flows down and verified results flow back the moment they happen, so what you see is what is true right now, not what was true at the last check-in.
How it compares
If you are evaluating options, see how TFalke stacks up against the tools teams most often switch from: Microsoft Intune, NinjaOne, Action1, PDQ Connect, and Level.
Frequently asked questions
What is Windows MDM?
Windows MDM (mobile device management) is how IT teams enroll, configure, secure and support Windows devices from a central console - pushing policies, deploying software, checking compliance, and running remote actions. TFalke does this in real time over a live connection rather than on scheduled check-ins.
Is TFalke a full Windows MDM?
TFalke manages Windows endpoints end to end: enrollment, remote shell and remote desktop, software deployment, CIS-benchmark compliance, policy profiles, device groups, an audit log, and an AI agent that proposes fixes. It is Windows-first today, with other platforms on the roadmap.
How fast is real-time?
Devices hold a persistent, encrypted connection to the control plane, so commands land in under a second and telemetry reflects the current state, not a cached snapshot.