Windows + LinuxManaged endpoint agents
Signed updatesVerified release channels
Tenant isolatedExplicit workspace context
Audit readyActivity across operational work
01

Triage and resolve with the whole story attached.

Bring portal requests, inbound email, incidents and risk-created work into a prioritised queue. The resolver cockpit keeps requester, asset, SLA, comments, attachments and activity context together.

  • Needs-action queue and ownership signals
  • Secure portal submission and tracking
  • Inbound email replies with source-labelled activity
  • Queues, teams, assignment and SLA context
01Service desk
02

Know the device, its posture and its history.

Native Windows and Linux agents report identity, hardware, storage, network, services, local accounts, security posture and software inventory into a structured asset intelligence view.

  • Windows service and Linux scheduled agent
  • Deep, versioned inventory snapshots
  • Privacy-preserving application usage signals
  • Ownership confirmation from the Windows tray companion
02Endpoint and asset intelligence
03

Turn endpoint findings into accountable work.

Ordantra evaluates endpoint signals against workspace policy, explains the finding on the asset, and can open a linked ticket so remediation is visible alongside the device and service history.

  • Platform-specific agent baselines
  • Editable endpoint risk policy
  • Findings linked to affected assets
  • Policy-driven risk ticket creation
03Risk to resolution
04

Update endpoints through a verified release channel.

Fleet administration separates Windows and Linux releases, signs device-specific update commands, verifies HTTPS downloads and hashes, and reports queued, dispatched, updated, failed or rolled-back state.

  • Signed unattended Windows MSI upgrades
  • Atomic Linux script replacement and rollback
  • Tray status, check-now and update-now actions
  • Per-device credentials and isolated platform channels
04Managed agent fleet
05

See impact before you make the change.

Link tickets, assets, people, problems and changes in the operations graph. Build complete change packages, review CAB readiness and execute through validation, completion, cancellation or rollback.

  • Relationship-aware ops graph
  • Problem and known-error context
  • CAB readiness scoring and approvals
  • Change calendar, execution actions and audit history
05Connected operations
06

Separate teams and operations without losing governance.

An organisation can run multiple isolated workspaces. Each keeps its own tickets, assets, agents, queues, teams and policies while owners control creation, switching, archiving and lifecycle history.

  • Persistent, tenant-validated workspace switching
  • Owner/admin lifecycle controls
  • Queue, team, SLA and automation administration
  • Platform administration and first-party web analytics
06Workspace control

See how the pieces connect

Follow work from queue pressure and endpoint posture through asset context, remediation and controlled change.