Work happens on laptops, phones and tablets your team barely sees. Billow's device management and unified endpoint management (UEM) services bring them all under control — Microsoft Intune to enroll, configure, secure and update Windows, macOS, iOS and Android from one place, including BYOD.
Unified endpoint management (UEM) is managing and securing all your devices — laptops, desktops, phones and tablets, across every operating system — from a single platform. It brings mobile device management (MDM) and mobile application management (MAM) together, so IT configures, secures and updates any device from one console instead of a different tool per platform.
The reason it matters is that the device is where security meets the real world. A lost laptop, an unpatched phone, a personal tablet with company email — each is a way in. Modern device management closes those gaps: every device enrolled, configured to policy, kept compliant, and wipeable if it's lost, whether the company owns it or an employee does. And it does this without the old pain of manual imaging, thanks to zero-touch provisioning like Windows Autopilot.
Billow delivers UEM built on Microsoft Intune — enrollment, configuration, security policy, app deployment and compliance across Windows, macOS, iOS and Android. We handle full device management for corporate hardware and app-level management (MAM) for BYOD, so personal devices stay private while company data stays protected.
Our device management services cover the full endpoint lifecycle — provisioning, configuration, security and support across every platform your people use.
Windows Autopilot and Apple/Android enrollment so new devices set themselves up — shipped straight to the user, no imaging.
Enroll and configure Windows, macOS, iOS and Android to policy with Microsoft Intune — settings, apps and controls, standardized.
Manage and protect corporate apps and data at the app level — the key to securing BYOD without controlling the whole device.
Enforce device compliance and tie it to conditional access — only healthy, managed devices reach company data.
Keep every endpoint patched and current automatically — closing the vulnerabilities that unmanaged devices leave open.
Secure personal devices and act fast when one goes missing — selective wipe of company data, device retirement and lockout.
The endpoint is where your security perimeter actually lives now. A device you can't see, patch or wipe is a risk you can't control — UEM turns that sprawl into a managed, compliant, defensible fleet.
Windows, macOS, iOS and Android managed from a single platform — no separate tool and standard for each device type.
Autopilot and zero-touch enrollment mean a new hire is productive on day one — no IT imaging, no shipping delays.
Compliance plus conditional access ensures only patched, managed, trusted devices ever reach your company data.
Protect company data on personal phones without managing the whole device — security and employee privacy both intact.
We standardize on Intune for unified endpoint management — and manage every major device platform through it.
Cloud UEM · Endpoint Manager
Zero-touch provisioning
Windows · macOS · iOS · Android
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We inventory your devices and current management — what's enrolled, what's not, and where the security and compliance gaps are.
We design your Intune policies and enrollment approach — corporate and BYOD — and bring every device under management.
We apply configuration, compliance and conditional access so only healthy, policy-compliant devices reach company data.
Ongoing provisioning, patching, app deployment and lost-device response keep the fleet managed as it grows and changes.
Device management is one pillar of the modern workplace. These connect to it most closely.
The full practice this sits within — device management, virtual desktops, workplace transformation and email migration.
Intune is part of Microsoft 365 — device management and M365 are configured best as one integrated environment.
Managing devices and defending them go together — pair UEM with EDR for endpoints that are both controlled and protected.
If you can't answer that, it's time for UEM. Tell us about your device fleet and we'll show you how to bring it all under one secure, managed console.
