Enrolment design
Choose appropriate ownership, join and enrolment routes for new and existing Windows devices, with prerequisites made explicit.
Endpoint management
IrwellCore helps businesses and MSPs design, test and roll out Microsoft Intune and Windows Autopilot without treating every device as a one-off build.
What the service covers
Build a repeatable endpoint-management foundation with enrolment, policies, applications, testing and handover included in the project.
Choose appropriate ownership, join and enrolment routes for new and existing Windows devices, with prerequisites made explicit.
Create an agreed set of configuration, compliance and security policies with clear assignments and exception handling.
Package and assign agreed business applications, define dependencies and test the user experience before wider deployment.
Configure deployment profiles, pilot the build path and document the operational steps for future devices.
When to use this service
A useful first conversation explains what must be different at the end, who owns the environment and what is currently blocking the team.
Project deliverables
Exact deliverables are confirmed in the proposal. The aim is to leave the receiving team with enough context to operate and support what changed.
Delivery process
The technical detail changes by service, but ownership and project controls stay consistent.
Define the outcome, environment, stakeholders, constraints and what a successful handover looks like.
Agree access, delivery windows, dependencies, communications and a practical change or rollout sequence.
Complete the work in controlled stages, keeping blockers and decisions visible as the project moves.
Validate the outcome, record the configuration and transfer knowledge to the client or ongoing MSP.
Service FAQs
These answers explain common assumptions. The written proposal is the final record of what a specific project includes.
Read all general FAQsOften, yes. The right route depends on device ownership, current join state, Windows edition, user impact and whether a rebuild is acceptable. Discovery identifies the workable options.
The required licences must be available for the features in scope. IrwellCore records licence assumptions during discovery so the technical plan does not depend on unavailable features.
A defined application list can be included. Complex, unsupported or frequently changing applications may require separate discovery rather than being assumed within a standard deployment.
The project uses representative pilot devices and users, recorded acceptance checks, staged assignments and agreed recovery options before broader rollout.
Related services
Adjacent services can be combined when their dependencies, delivery windows and acceptance checks are clear.
Start with the outcome
Share the current environment, required outcome, timing and known constraints. The next step is a focused scope check.