Govern applications from one overview
See missing required applications, discouraged software, policy issues and automated work before opening the underlying detail.
A complete tour of the endpoint, network, policy, service, reporting and security capabilities included in the platform.
Move from fleet-level signals into precise application, remediation and access controls without losing the devices and people affected.
See missing required applications, discouraged software, policy issues and automated work before opening the underlying detail.
Target supported fixes and follow-up actions to the right devices while keeping policy state visible.
Manage reusable website rules and see how many devices have applied each policy.
Keep a current, useful record of each Windows device and move from fleet-level exceptions into the technical detail behind them.
Collect device identity, operating system, CPU, memory, physical disks, printers and startup entries on managed Windows endpoints.
Keep current external-monitor models and serial details visible, with events when monitors connect, disconnect or change.
See installed applications, current software state and Windows update information without maintaining a separate spreadsheet.
Follow CPU, memory, storage, battery and supported hardware-health signals over time instead of relying on a single snapshot.
Review Defender, antivirus signatures, firewall, BitLocker, UAC, password-policy and screen-lock signals together.
See the active user, private addressing, DHCP state, MAC addresses and other frequently refreshed workstation context.
Link devices by pairing code, account token or pre-linked installer metadata, with generic and account-scoped installer options.
Refresh telemetry, inspect supported process detail, run speed tests and queue approved commands when a device is offline.
Measure the connection from the places people work, then retain enough context to explain intermittent and site-specific problems.
Run scheduled gateway, external and service-health checks from managed workstations.
Keep time-based measurements so short interruptions and recurring degradation leave evidence.
Turn network measurements into comparable health and experience views across devices, users and locations.
See which applications and devices are using traffic and how usage changes over the selected period.
Relate network observations to known offices, sites and account-defined classifications.
Accept token-authenticated telemetry from routers, firewalls and always-on probes where a workstation agent is not the right fit.
Run nearest-target or configured multi-region speed tests when an investigation needs current throughput evidence.
Turn sustained quality, latency or packet-loss issues into events, notifications and operational work.
Define repeatable controls once, target them precisely and keep their execution or rollout state visible.
Create reusable blocked-site rules, include or exclude devices, people, groups and classifications, and track device rollout or removal status.
Define application requirements and exceptions, review affected devices and retain remediation outcomes.
Plan Windows, application and driver updates with targeting, schedules, exclusions, restart behaviour, previews and execution logs.
Run supported remediation workflows against selected devices and keep queued, running and completed outcomes visible.
Use event rules to notify, route or trigger supported actions when operational conditions occur.
Set CPU, GPU, memory, storage, SSD and other reference requirements for consistent posture evaluation.
Apply policies through devices, people, groups and taxonomy terms instead of rebuilding the same audience for every tool.
Build branded templates, resolve user and company details, preview the output and deploy the Outlook add-in across the organisation.
Connect automatically reported inventory with the ownership, lifecycle and commercial context IT needs to manage it responsibly.
Browse reported components and connected monitors directly from the endpoint inventory.
Create registers for non-device assets and shape them with account-defined asset types and fields.
Track warranty, replacement and renewal context so upcoming and overdue work is easier to prioritise.
Relate users and people records to the devices and operational context they are responsible for.
Organise people and devices by department, location, customer or any other taxonomy the account defines.
Connect supported directory sources and retain directory-sync outcomes alongside account records.
Keep supplier details and ownership context close to the services and assets they support.
Track vendor contracts, dates, coverage links and account-scoped supporting files.
Keep the original signal, the people responsible for it and the work required to resolve it in the same operating environment.
Review device lifecycle, inventory changes, application activity, network degradation, remote actions and recovery events.
Filter the account event stream by device, event family, status and other operational context.
Create immediate or scheduled notifications with inbox visibility, read state and administrator history.
Create, assign, update and resolve service requests without separating the ticket from its Tonzio context.
Route tickets to users or queues and keep requester, assignee and linked-device relationships visible.
Manage response and resolution targets with business hours, holidays, due times and pause-aware progress.
Move from a request into the relevant device, user, event and diagnostic detail without reconstructing the issue manually.
Maintain account knowledge content and open focused Help Center guidance from the workflow where it is needed.
Shape the same operational data for daily administration, service reviews, leadership reporting and external systems.
Create multiple dashboards and arrange widgets around the questions each audience needs to answer.
Use fleet, security, application, network, asset and service measures without rebuilding their data pipelines.
Filter supported dashboard and report data by departments, sites, customers and other taxonomy terms.
Generate repeatable report output when needed or on the schedule used for recurring service conversations.
Move supported lists and report output into common downloadable formats for further analysis or sharing.
Find supported devices, people, records and operational destinations from one account-scoped search experience.
Use managed bearer keys and explicit scopes to read supported Tonzio data from approved external workflows.
Subscribe to supported change events and inspect, retry and govern signed delivery attempts.
Protect administrative access, keep permissions explicit and retain an accountable record of supported configuration changes.
Grant users the account capabilities they need through explicit roles and granular permission assignments.
Use TOTP-compatible authentication apps with account-wide and per-user enforcement options.
Issue recovery codes, reset an authenticator when authorised and revoke related sessions as part of the security workflow.
Review recent account sessions, revoke an individual session or force sign-out across every session for a user.
Configure failed-login thresholds, attempt windows and temporary lockout behaviour for account access.
Configure supported OpenID Connect identity-provider settings and account-facing sign-in labels.
Restrict Client API key use, apply API scopes and retain webhook and key changes in the account audit history.
Search supported user, permission, policy, security, integration, content and device-metadata changes with sensitive values redacted.
A Windows-first agent and account-scoped service model keep collection resilient while giving operators a clear place to work.
Use a background .NET service for collection and commands with a companion tray experience for local status and linking.
Send commands over live socket connections and use durable outbox and retry behaviour during intermittent connectivity.
Collect fast-changing status frequently, slower inventory less often and heavy diagnostics only when requested.
Deploy a signed installer, track agent versions and use the supported update workflow for managed endpoints.
Store supported Helpdesk, contract, asset and knowledge files behind authenticated account access.
Apply feature-specific retention policies with longer supported history through the optional monitoring and retention add-on.
Open contextual guidance inside the admin workspace instead of leaving the task to search separate documentation.
Use the same feature set on the base plan, then scale active devices, users, storage and optional retention as needed.
Try every Tonzio feature for 30 days with 10 devices and one active user included.