Ivanti Endpoint Manager review
Discovery, deployment, and remote control for mixed-OS endpoint fleets.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Ivanti Endpoint Manager is a client-based endpoint management product for organizations managing Windows, macOS, Linux, and Chrome OS devices. It is positioned for mid-market and enterprise teams managing hundreds or thousands of users and devices, particularly those that need software distribution and operating-system provisioning across a mixed endpoint fleet. Its scope also includes endpoint discovery, inventory, user-profile management, remote control, and reporting.
The product centers on lifecycle and operational control: discovery and inventory data normalization help teams build an endpoint view, while targeted software distribution, OS provisioning, migration, and updates support deployment workflows. Remote control is available for troubleshooting, and dashboards and reporting provide operational visibility. User-profile management across machines adds a further device-management function. Organizations looking for imaging and distribution alongside inventory and remote support may find this breadth relevant; teams focused on a single narrow task may prefer a more specialized tool.
Deployment is self-hosted, and Ivanti directs prospective customers to request a demo or contact sales rather than publishing a price. Patching for operating systems and third-party applications, along with endpoint security, is described as a related add-on rather than part of the base product, so buyers should assess that scope separately. Support channels include documentation and community. Endpoint Manager is a better fit for organizations prepared to evaluate a self-hosted system and its add-ons; those seeking public pricing or patching included in the base product should compare alternatives.
Ivanti Endpoint Manager pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Normalizes device and software inventory across managed endpoints
- Targets software distribution to user groups
- Supports OS provisioning, migration, and remote troubleshooting
- Where it doesn't
- Patching and endpoint security are offered through a related add-on
- Self-hosted deployment may not suit teams seeking a hosted service
- Buyers must contact sales or request a demo
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