Features Table

Plentics features showcase

Features and Offerings

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Lifecycle phase MSP Teams
Feature nameStatusOnboardingManaged servicesService deskEndpoint ManagementTenant managementSecurity & ComplianceService Management
Endpoint management
3rd party patching

Description

Secure your customer environments and save time by automatizing patching of hundreds of Windows and macOS apps using Plentics catalogue.

Platform

  • Windows
  • macOS
  • Mobile
Application templates

Description

Save a lot of time by creating and managing application assignments across tenants based on templates.

Platform

  • Windows
  • macOS
  • Mobile
Custom applications

Description

Generate cross-sales and save time offering customer-specific application packaging and deployment for your end customers.

Platform

  • Windows
  • macOS
  • Mobile
Configuration Packages

Description

Deploy custom configurations that are not available through standard Intune configuration profiles.

Platform

  • Windows
  • macOS
  • Mobile
Custom configuration packages

Description

Generate cross-sales and save time offering customer-specific configuration packages for the settings that are not available through standard Intune configuration profiles.

Platform

  • Windows
  • macOS
  • Mobile
Executing Intune remote actions

Description

Run remote actions on selected endpoints across tenants. These actions include but are not limited to remote sync, device restart, wipe, retire, anti-virus scan, etc.

Platform

  • Windows
  • macOS
  • Mobile
Entra ID groups

Description

Easily explore Entra ID groups and add or remove group members.

Single pane of glass endpoint visibility

Description

Improve your problem solving capabilities and 1st contact resolution rate having instant multitenant viev across end customers, endpoints, applications, users and much more.

Platform

  • Windows
  • macOS
  • Mobile
Tenant management
Compare configurations

Description

Compare configurations across multiple tenants, identify differences and detect missing settings. Very powerful tool to help you discuss with an end customer when planning an onboarding.

Create configurations

Description

Save a lot of time by creating complete or partial tenant configurations based on templates by a couple of mouse clicks. Help your customers deployiyng secure, ready-to-use tenant configurations in minutes while reducing time-to-value in your service delivery.

Update configurations

Description

MSPs can make configuration changes across multiple customers in a single operation. Consistent and healthy tenant baselines reduce the chance of user-impacting misconfigurations.

Configuration drift control

Description

Configuration Drift helps MSPs keep customer tenant configurations aligned with approved baselines by automatically detecting configuration changes, sending email notifications, and enabling unwanted changes to be reviewed and remediated directly from a tenant-specific timeline. Drift scans run every six hours, and change history is retained for 90 days.

Tenant templates

Description

Manage as many tenant templates as you need to cover your most common customer scenarios for efortless onboarding and managing of customer environments. Template-based management minimizes human error and support reliable configuration deployment even during staff turnover.

Backup configurations

Description

Reduce risk of your and your end customers' business continuity by backing up critical tenant configurations regularly. It doesn't harm if you need to quick recovery because of minor incidents or errors either.

Restore configurations

Description

Quickly restore chosen tenant configurations of any end customer if you need to recover in a case of smaller or larger incident.

Alerts and Analytics
Endpoint Analytics

Description

In a case of problem solving or gathering an overview, dynamic, on-demand reports empower users to access status and health overview or detailed insights for any end customer, end user, desktop, laptop, or mobile device as needed. End-customer representatives may be accessed to their customer-specific data.

Platform

  • Windows
  • macOS
  • Mobile
Tenant Analytics

Description

With a single-pane-of-glass view across all end-customer tenants, users gain comprehensive oversight, simplifying management and issue detection.

Dynamic alerts

Description

Improve your end customer experience by utilizing alerts triggered based on any analytics details. Be proactive sending alerts to your ITSM or even directly to end user.

Dynamic reports

Description

Reports can be automatically generated and sent directly to recipients’ inboxes, reducing manual effort and ensuring stakeholders remain informed. Reports can be configured for any area of interest, ensuring that administrators and stakeholders receive the information they need on a regular basis.

Analytics view for end customers

Description

Add value for your end customer decision makers by granting them access to Analytics views.

Microsoft license tracking

Description

Make significant savings for your end customers by exploring their Microsoft licenses, finding overlapping or useless licenses and getting rid of them.

Secure Score tracking

Description

Users can efficiently track and monitor Secure Score trends for every tenant, ensuring continuous improvement and maintenance of security standards throughout the multi-tenant environment. Business people can use the data for new sales opportunities.

Device warranties

Description

Warranty tracking is streamlined by enabling the monitoring of warranty details across all managed devices. This allows for proactive maintenance planning and reduces the risk of unexpected device failures.

XMLA export

Description

Utilize all the date from Plentics to combine it with your own data and build comprehensive reporting solution for your team and customers.

Integrations

Description

Top up your ITSM data with Plentics Suite data to get everything out from your ITSM and replenish asset information. Dynamic alerts integrated into Teams or ITSM platforms mean issues are picked up and resolved faster.

Frequently asked questions

What is Plentics?

Plentics is a cloud-based platform built for Managed Service Providers that want to standardize, automate, and scale endpoint and tenant management in Microsoft Intune and Microsoft 365 environments. It helps MSP teams reduce manual work, improve operational consistency, and gain better visibility across customer environments.

Plentics is designed specifically for MSPs and IT service providers that manage multiple customer environments. It is especially relevant for teams responsible for endpoint management, workplace services, service desk operations, architecture, governance, and service standardization.

Plentics helps MSPs solve a common growth problem: how to manage more customer environments without adding complexity and headcount at the same pace. By automating repetitive tasks and standardizing service delivery, Plentics supports better scalability, lower operational overhead, and more predictable service quality.

Plentics gives MSPs a centralized way to manage multiple customer tenants and endpoint environments. Teams can work with templates, configurations, standardized processes, and shared operational views instead of handling every environment separately. This reduces switching between consoles and helps maintain consistency across customers.

Yes. Standardization is one of the core use cases for Plentics. MSPs can use it to create, maintain, and roll out repeatable configurations and operating models across customer tenants, while still allowing controlled exceptions when a customer has specific requirements.

Yes. Plentics is built to support safer and more controlled tenant management. This includes capabilities around configuration backup and restore, as well as comparison between configurations and environments. These capabilities help MSPs identify differences, reduce drift, and improve governance.

Configuration drift is a common challenge in MSP environments where customer tenants evolve over time. Plentics helps teams detect differences between intended configurations and actual environments, making it easier to spot inconsistencies, troubleshoot issues faster, and maintain a more predictable security and service baseline.

Plentics provides operational analytics and reporting that help MSPs understand what is happening across customer environments. This can include visibility into endpoints, software, licenses, security posture, and other service-relevant data points. The goal is to support both day-to-day operations and more proactive service management.

Yes. Plentics can support the use of additional customer-specific data to make reporting and analytics more useful. This can help MSPs combine technical operational data with business context, such as lifecycle, asset, or service-related information, to create more relevant reporting and actions.

Yes. Plentics is designed to help MSPs move from reactive administration toward more proactive operations. Teams can use reporting and alerting to identify important changes, risks, or operational exceptions earlier, which helps service teams act before issues become bigger problems.

Yes. Plentics is not only for deeply technical administrators. It can also support service desk, support, security, service and even account management teams by making relevant operational data more accessible and actionable. This helps teams work faster, with better context, across customer environments.

Yes. Plentics is designed to fit into MSP operating environments and can be connected with other systems where needed. Integration use cases often focus on operational visibility, data flow, and improving service processes across tools rather than creating yet another isolated management layer.

Security and governance are a core part of the Plentics approach. Plentics is built to support controlled operations, standardization, and traceability in Microsoft-focused service environments. For organizations with formal security or audit requirements, the platform is positioned to support structured governance and security-driven operating models.

Plentics is a cloud-based solution built for secure operational use. For MSPs and enterprise customers that need clarity on hosting and regional considerations, data residency and deployment discussions can be addressed as part of the commercial and technical review process.

Plentics follows a modular SaaS model that supports phased adoption. This allows MSPs to start with the capabilities that matter most and expand over time as their operating model evolves. Pricing discussions can be aligned to the scope of use, service model, and growth plan.

Yes. Many MSPs prefer to adopt new operational tooling in stages. Plentics supports a modular approach, so organizations can start with the most immediate use case, such as tenant management, analytics, or operational standardization, and expand when the value is proven.

No. Plentics is designed to complement Microsoft Intune and Microsoft 365, not replace them. It adds multi-tenant orchestration, operational visibility, standardization, and MSP-focused process support on top of the Microsoft ecosystem.

No. Plentics is not positioned as a generic replacement for every RMM use case. It is best understood as an MSP-focused platform for Microsoft-centric tenant and endpoint management, operational standardization, analytics, and governance. In many environments, it works alongside other tools as part of a broader service stack.

Yes. Customer discussions show growing interest in both mobile device management and macOS support. Plentics is aligned with modern endpoint management needs and supports MSPs that want broader operational consistency across different device types in Microsoft-led environments.

Implementation depends on the MSP’s scope, service model, and priorities. In many cases, the fastest route is to begin with a focused use case, align the operating model, and expand from there. A phased implementation typically makes it easier to show value quickly and reduce change friction.

Plentics is a strong fit when your organization manages multiple customer tenants, wants to reduce manual operational work, needs better standardization, and sees Microsoft Intune and Microsoft 365 as a central part of service delivery. If your growth depends on scaling operations without scaling complexity at the same rate, Plentics is likely worth evaluating.