Addigy
Addigy is a cloud-based Apple device management platform built specifically for managing macOS, iOS, and iPadOS devices across distributed organizations. Connecting Addigy to Harmony enables proactive device compliance monitoring and automated remediation workflows for Apple fleets.
Capabilities
- Device Compliance Monitoring: Track macOS and iOS device health, patch status, and configuration compliance
- Policy Enforcement: Trigger automated remediation workflows when devices fall out of compliance
- Asset Inventory: Maintain an up-to-date inventory of Apple devices across the organization
What Harmony does with Addigy
Connecting Addigy pulls live Apple device inventory into Harmony's single agent inventory, so IT can check a device without opening the Addigy console. See what a Mac is running and jump straight to the full record when an employee reports a problem. Harmony already has the device context, so it can help inside the conversation instead of forcing a console switch.
Data synced
- Managed device inventory across every enrolled Mac, iPhone, and iPad
- Device model, hardware details, and current status
- Installed apps and full software inventory per device
- Source attribution, so every asset shows Addigy as its origin
Actions available
- Open the matching Addigy device record directly from Harmony
- Pull a device's installed application list on request
- Surface software inventory across the fleet for audits and license checks
Real-world use cases
Software audit without the console: Finance asks which Macs have a paid design app installed. Harmony reads Addigy's software inventory and returns the list in seconds.
Fast device lookup: An employee reports a slow Mac in Slack. Harmony surfaces the device record and its installed apps, so IT can triage before touching the console.
Clean source of truth: Every asset in Harmony shows Addigy as its source, so IT always knows where a device record came from and stays confident in the data.
FAQ
Addigy is a cloud-based Apple device management platform, used by IT teams to deploy, secure, and monitor Mac, iPhone, and iPad fleets from a single console. Connecting Addigy pulls live Apple device inventory into Harmony's single agent inventory, so IT can check a device without opening the Addigy console.