Automated Deployments
WhatPulse Professional can be deployed silently across your organization using various enterprise management tools. Each deployment method offers different advantages depending on your existing infrastructure and requirements.
Microsoft SCCM Deployment
Microsoft System Center Configuration Manager (SCCM) is a comprehensive endpoint management solution that excels at large-scale software distribution. SCCM's application deployment model provides detailed reporting, scheduling flexibility, and robust content distribution across multiple sites.
Microsoft Intune Deployment
Microsoft Intune (Endpoint Manager) offers cloud-based device management ideal for modern workplace scenarios. Intune seamlessly integrates with Azure AD and Microsoft 365 environments, making it perfect for organizations embracing hybrid or fully cloud-managed infrastructure.
Active Directory Group Policy
Group Policy deployment leverages your existing Active Directory infrastructure for straightforward software installation. This method requires no additional licensing and works reliably for domain-joined Windows computers, though it offers less granular control than dedicated deployment tools.
PDQ Deploy
PDQ Deploy is a specialized third-party deployment tool favored by IT administrators for its simplicity and effectiveness. It provides an intuitive interface for creating custom deployment packages and offers excellent real-time monitoring of installation progress across target machines.
HCL BigFix
HCL BigFix (formerly IBM BigFix) is an enterprise-grade endpoint management platform designed for complex, security-focused environments. BigFix excels at compliance management, vulnerability remediation, and provides powerful automation capabilities for organizations requiring detailed audit trails and enterprise-scale deployment coordination.
All deployment methods support silent installation with automatic organization registration, ensuring newly deployed clients appear in your WhatPulse Professional dashboard without manual intervention.