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Device management
Remotely manage, and protect laptops and mobile devices.
Orchestration
Automate tasks across devices, from app installs to scripts.
Software management
Inventory, patch, and manage installed software.
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Integrate your favorite tools with Fleet.
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Stripe consolidates multiple tools with Fleet.
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Foursquare quickly migrates to Fleet for device management.
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Brock Walters
We've been using Fleet for a few years and we couldn't be happier. The fact that it's also open-source made it easy for us to try it out, customize it to our needs, and seamlessly integrate it into our existing environment.
- Head of Developer Infrastructure & Corporate Technology, Stripe
Stripe is a global technology company, building the economic infrastructure for the current and future internet. Enterprises of every size, from startups to publicly-traded bohemoths, use Stripe for payment transaction processing and managing their businesses.
As Stripe expanded, they faced growing complexity in managing devices across teams and locations. Existing device management solutions were either too cumbersome or lacked the flexibility to align with the high-availability, fast, secure infrastructure Stripe has built for itself.
Stripe set out to address four key device management goals:
Stripe wanted to simplify device management. They also wanted to reduce the load on their engineering teams without sacrificing control over the critical devices they manage. Their use of multiple device management solutions created operational silos, required specialized expertise for legacy systems, and led to engineering inefficiencies.
Stripe replaced their legacy device management tooling with Fleet: a cross-platform device management solution that supports macOS, multiple Linux flavors, Windows, iOS / iPadOS, Chromebook, and Android.
The company was already using Fleet in early 2023 for managing osquery in threat detection and compliance use cases with scheduled queries.
Around this time, Fleet Device Management announced open-source cross-platform MDM capabilities. Fleet added MDM features on top of osquery's powerful capabilities. Stripe saw the additions as an opportunity to leverage Fleet for device management and to consolidate their tools. Fleet's combination of cross-platform support, open-source transparency, and scalability made it the right choice.
Consolidated multiple legacy device management solutions, improving efficiency and reducing SaaS spending without compromising functionality
Reduced mistakes through peer reviews and robust automation using the Fleet API
Used Fleet to get reliable, live access to their infrastructure for verifying device data, driving better decisions around end-user access and auditing
Elected to self-host Fleet for complete control of their data and security posture while maintaining their impressive 99.99% uptime
Mad props to how easy making a deploy pkg of the agent was. I wish everyone made stuff that easy.
— Staff Client Platform Engineer, Stripe
The ability to easily build Fleet's agent deployment packages allowed a quick install of fleetd
across all of Stripe's devices. By supporting all of Stripe's platforms, Fleet enabled Stripe to deploy fleetd
for managing osquery and device management, elimintating legacy tooling in the process.
By switching to Fleet, Stripe wasted less time around device audits by unblocking data collection and overcoming change management inertia, allowing IT to move faster with less manual intervention.
Fleet pulls detailed information from every operating system on every device in near real-time, allowing quick assessments of device health, installed applications, and verified configurations. Because Fleet is API-first and built for automation, Stripe uses these capabilities to ensure devices are allowed on their networks only if they've passed conditional access checks.
By providing self-service instructions in Fleet Desktop, end-users can resolve common policy issues without IT intervention, reducing support tickets and improving IT help desk response. This optimizes resources and allows Stripe's teams to spend less time reacting and more time focused on strategic initiatives.
Being open-source Fleet provides transparency and flexibility, allowing Stripe to customize it to their requirements. This builds trust among peers on Stripe's engineering teams allowing them to extend Fleet as needed.
By choosing Fleet, Stripe streamlined device management, unified their device management strategy, and empowered their end-users while leveraging the benefits of an open-source solution with an API-first design. Fleet's device management features compliment the advanced data collection and real-time insights available via osquery, enabling proactive management, improved decision-making and enhancing operational efficiency.
For Stripe, Fleet's capabilities and design philosophy set it apart from its competitors. Fleet has become an integral part of Stripe's infrastructure, offering the scalability, transparency, and flexibility needed to support their growth.
To learn more about how Fleet can support your organization, visit fleetdm.com/mdm.