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Roll out entire device fleets in minutes.

Prepare, distribute and manage hundreds of endpoints by group — straight from the UI, without manual one-by-one installs.

Instead of setting up each device individually, Termiverse lets you roll out entire fleets in minutes. A deployment token per group and an agent EXE compiled in the UI are enough for hundreds of endpoints to appear automatically in the right group — neatly in the device grid, with permissions per group and an auto-update that keeps the whole fleet current.

Starting point

Why a large rollout otherwise drags

With hundreds of devices, every manual step becomes a time sink: each endpoint has to be set up individually, given the right credentials and assigned to the right department. When an update ships later, it has to reach every device again — often by hand or through a second distribution tool. And the more sites and groups you add, the faster you lose track of which device is even online and who may access it. The rollout drags on before the fleet is even productive — and every delay ties up staff who are badly needed elsewhere.

How it works

Three steps to the whole fleet

1

Create a group and token

Create a group per site or department and generate a deployment token for it. The token decides which group the devices land in and which permissions apply there.

2

Distribute the agent

Compile the agent EXE right in the UI — server URL and token are built in. You distribute the file fleet-wide via GPO, Intune or a script; there's no manual setup per device.

3

Automatically in the grid

As soon as the agent starts, the device enrols itself and appears grouped in the grid. Updates roll out centrally — the agent checks for new versions at start and every 15 minutes.

In practice

Why Termiverse fits here

Token-based enrollment

One group token, one EXE — new devices appear automatically in the right group. No account per device, no manual assignment after start.

Built from the UI

Compile the agent right in the UI and distribute it preconfigured. Server URL and token are built into the EXE, so every device enrols itself without a prompt.

Overview in the grid

All endpoints in the grid, sorted by your groups, with permissions per group. That keeps the status of the whole fleet visible at a glance.

Before / after

What changes when you roll out

The old way

Set up every device individually, maintain credentials, push updates by hand or through a second tool — and lose track, in a growing list, of which device is online and where it belongs.

With Termiverse

One token per group, one preconfigured EXE — new devices appear automatically grouped in the grid. Updates run centrally, the status of the whole fleet stays visible at a glance, and permissions apply per group.

From the field

A typical rollout

A retail company re-equips 300 branch PCs. IT creates a group per region with its own deployment token and compiles an agent EXE with a built-in token for each group. Via Intune the matching EXE lands on every branch PC — with no on-site visit. One by one the devices show up in the grid on their own, cleanly grouped by region. When a new agent version becomes available weeks later, one central click is enough: at the next start and on a 15-minute cycle every device pulls the update itself. A rollout that used to take days becomes a task of a few hours — and the fleet stays current afterwards without any hands-on work.

Capabilities

What Termiverse provides here

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

How many devices are possible?
Users and devices are unlimited; only concurrent channels are limited.
Can I pre-group devices?
Yes, via the group token at enrollment.
Can the agent be preconfigured?
Yes, including group and branding before distribution.
How do I distribute the agent automatically?
The compiled EXE already contains the server URL and token. You distribute it fleet-wide via GPO, Microsoft Intune, MDM or your own script — no manual setup per device is needed.
How are updates rolled out?
You roll updates out centrally. The agent checks for a new version at start and then every 15 minutes and updates itself — without you touching each device individually.
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