Complimentary 10-business-day technical assessment
Turn fragmented Intune and Configuration Manager evidence into a clear view of endpoint risk, control gaps, and modernization priorities.
You leave with evidence-backed findings, immediate remediation opportunities, and a sequenced 90-day roadmap—without changes to production.
Why this assessment
Most endpoint teams do not have a telemetry problem. They have an evidence problem: device, policy, compliance, update, and provisioning signals exist, but they are spread across tools and difficult to connect to operational outcomes.
The Endpoint Visibility & Control Assessment creates that connection. It identifies where control is weak or unclear, explains the operational impact, and translates the evidence into a practical order of action.
Technical assessment scope
The exact evidence reviewed is tailored to your environment, but the assessment is structured around the operating layers below.
Map device inventory, enrollment states, ownership, management authority, co-management boundaries, and visibility gaps across Intune and Configuration Manager.
Review how compliance, configuration, security baselines, assignments, exclusions, and exceptions combine to produce the posture your teams actually see.
Assess update rings, servicing policies, reporting, coverage, failure visibility, and the operational handoff between cloud and Configuration Manager controls.
Examine Autopilot, task sequences, enrollment status, application dependencies, and recurring failure points that increase setup time and support demand.
Evaluate whether administrators and service desk teams can quickly establish device state, explain drift, and take controlled action without manual investigation.
Identify underused Microsoft 365 E3/E5 and Intune capabilities, architectural dependencies, and practical opportunities to simplify or modernize the operating model.
10-business-day methodology
The engagement is designed to minimize disruption while producing enough technical evidence for confident remediation and modernization decisions.
60-90 minute stakeholder session
We establish business priorities, current architecture, recurring endpoint issues, ownership boundaries, and the operational questions the assessment must answer.
Admin views, reports, exports, or screen share
We review the agreed Intune and Configuration Manager evidence without making production changes. Evidence can be provided through read-only access, secure exports, or guided screen sharing.
Control gaps classified by priority
We correlate device, policy, compliance, provisioning, update, and operational signals to separate surface symptoms from the control or process issues creating them.
Technical and leadership-ready outputs
Your team receives prioritized findings, immediate quick wins, and a sequenced 90-day remediation and modernization roadmap with clear decision points.
What your team receives
The output is more than a list of observations. Each deliverable helps connect evidence, priority, ownership, and the next practical decision.
A clear view of management authority, coverage, key dependencies, and the control boundaries between Intune and Configuration Manager.
A technical summary of policy sprawl, conflicts, exclusions, exceptions, noncompliance drivers, and reporting limitations.
A practical assessment of licensed capabilities that are underused, misaligned, or relevant to the target operating model.
Evidence-backed findings classified as Critical, High, Medium, or Opportunity so decision-makers know what warrants attention first.
Actions the internal team can take immediately to improve visibility, reduce friction, or close straightforward control gaps.
A sequenced path covering remediation, architectural decisions, operating-model improvements, dependencies, and recommended ownership.
Evidence and access
We agree the evidence path with your team before the assessment begins. The engagement can be completed using read-only access, secure reports or exports, guided screen sharing, or a combination of those methods.
Evidence that assessment-led modernization works
A Veles-led endpoint modernization program that began with endpoint visibility and control assessment reduced provisioning and support overhead by approximately 70%.
“We are extremely satisfied with the current state after collaborating with Veles IT Solutions.”- Janice Proctor, Manager, IT Infrastructure & ApplicationsRead the Gibson Energy case study
After the assessment
There is no purchase obligation. The findings and roadmap are designed to be useful whether the work continues internally or with Veles.
Use the findings, quick wins, and roadmap to organize remediation through your existing team.
Engage Veles for specific high-priority control gaps, policy cleanup, or operational improvements.
Use the roadmap as the starting point for a sequenced Intune, co-management, or cloud-management program.
Assessment FAQ
Read-only administrative access, agreed reports or exports, or screen-shared administrative views. The evidence path is selected with your security and platform teams before review begins.
No. This is an assessment and evidence-review engagement. Veles does not make production changes during the assessment.
Assessment information is treated as confidential, handled through agreed secure methods, and used only to complete the assessment and its deliverables.
Yes. The assessment can examine Intune, Configuration Manager, or a co-managed environment. Scope is adjusted to the management planes and endpoint workflows your organization operates.
Typical participants include endpoint engineering, service desk or operations, security, architecture, and the leader accountable for endpoint outcomes. The exact group depends on your operating model.
You can act on the findings internally, engage Veles for targeted remediation, or use the roadmap as the starting point for a broader endpoint modernization program. There is no purchase obligation.
Start with a short fit check
In 15 minutes, we can confirm your environment, the questions you need answered, and whether the assessment is the right starting point.
