Feature comparison
| Capability | Microsoft Intune | TFalke |
|---|---|---|
| Command model | Scheduled check-ins and sync cycles | Live connection - commands land in under a second |
| Remote shell (CMD / PowerShell) | Scripts pushed and run on the next device sync | Interactive Device Shell, live |
| Remote desktop | Remote Help (paid add-on) | Built in |
| Software deployment | Win32 and Store app packaging and assignment | Winget catalog, one-click deploy, install verified in real time |
| Compliance | Compliance policies + Conditional Access | CIS-benchmark compliance monitoring and enforcement |
| Policy / configuration | Extensive configuration profiles | Windows policy profiles |
| Device grouping | Dynamic and static groups | Device groups |
| Audit log | Yes (via the Microsoft stack) | Immutable, exportable audit log, built in |
| AI remediation | Copilot assists admins; not a device-fix workflow | Agent diagnoses a device and proposes a plain-English fix (human-approved) |
| Identity (RBAC / MFA / SSO) | Via Entra ID | Built in |
| Pricing model | Per user, via Microsoft 365 / EMS licensing | Per device - free up to 10, then a flat per-device rate |
| Setup | Powerful but complex; part of the Microsoft 365 / Entra stack | Self-serve - connect a device and go |
| Platform coverage | Windows, macOS, iOS, Android, Linux | Windows today; macOS, iOS, Android and Linux on the roadmap |
Comparison reflects generally available capabilities as of September 2026. Intune is a Microsoft product; check Microsoft's documentation for the current details of its plans.
Where TFalke is different
- Real-time, not scheduled. Devices hold a live channel to the control plane. Open an interactive CMD or PowerShell shell, take over with remote desktop, or push a command and see the verified result now, instead of waiting for the next sync.
- Deploy software and know it landed. Install from the Winget catalog in one click and get a real-time confirmation that the install actually succeeded, not just that it was assigned.
- Compliance you can act on. CIS-benchmark checks flag drift, and you can remediate straight from the same console.
- AI remediation in plain English. The agent investigates an endpoint and proposes an explicit, human-readable fix. Nothing runs until an operator approves it, and every action lands in the audit log. See how we secure it.
- Transparent per-device pricing. Free for your first 10 devices, then a flat per-device rate. No per-user licensing math, no sales call to see a price. See pricing.
Where Intune may fit better
Intune is a strong product, and for some teams it is the right call:
- You are already standardized on Microsoft 365 and want management bundled into existing licensing.
- You need one tool to manage macOS, iOS, Android and Linux alongside Windows today.
- You rely on deep integration with Entra ID, Conditional Access, and Microsoft Defender.
TFalke is Windows-first and built around real-time control. If cross-platform breadth and tight Microsoft-ecosystem integration are your priority, Intune is the more natural fit.
Frequently asked questions
Is TFalke an alternative to Microsoft Intune?
Yes, for Windows endpoint management. TFalke focuses on real-time control of Windows fleets - interactive remote shell, remote desktop, software deployment, and compliance - with transparent per-device pricing and self-serve setup. Intune is a broader cross-platform UEM built around Microsoft 365 and Entra ID.
Does TFalke require Microsoft 365 or Entra ID?
No. TFalke is a standalone platform with its own roles, permissions, MFA and SSO. You can manage Windows devices without Microsoft 365 licensing or the wider Microsoft admin stack.
What can TFalke do on a device in real time?
You can open an interactive Device Shell (CMD or PowerShell) and a remote desktop session, deploy software from the Winget catalog and see the install verified, and run posture checks. Commands travel over a live connection, so they land in under a second instead of on the next sync.
How does pricing compare?
TFalke is priced per device: free for up to 10 devices, then a flat rate per device per month. Intune is licensed per user, typically bundled through Microsoft 365 or Enterprise Mobility + Security plans.