Accred Connect

Private preview

Enroll Windows devices by client and location and see their online status and inventory.

What works today

Connect is in a private preview and not sold yet. The Windows installer is not yet code-signed, so Windows shows an unknown-publisher warning. Online status and inventory come from signed device check-ins. Remote screen, files, and PowerShell are coming soon and not available today.

Accred Connect Devices home: sample devices with online and offline status, a greeting, and counts of devices, online, admin tools, and clients.
Devices lists every enrolled device with its online status.

What Connect does today.

Enrollment installers
Create installers that enroll computers into one client and location, and revoke them when they should stop working. Preview installers are not yet code-signed.
Device inventory and presence
See online and offline status from signed device check-ins, last check-in, agent version, operating system, and signed-in user for each device.
Clients and locations
Organize devices by client and location, and open any client or location to see its devices.
Remote tools coming soon
Remote screen, files, and PowerShell are marked coming soon in the console and are not available today.
Accred Connect device overview with status, last check-in, agent version, system details, enrollment, and remote assistance marked not available yet.
Each device shows status, system details, and enrollment; remote tools are marked not available yet.

Questions about Connect

What is Accred Connect?

Connect gives support teams one place to enroll Windows devices into the right client and location, then see which machines are online, when each last checked in, and what it runs. It is free while in private preview, and remote screen, files, and PowerShell are coming soon.

Who is Accred Connect for?

IT support teams, Managed service providers, Security evaluators. Choose Connect when you want to try client-scoped device enrollment, status, and inventory in preview, not run production remote support today.

What is the current availability of Accred Connect?

Connect is in a private preview and not sold yet. The Windows installer is not yet code-signed, so Windows shows an unknown-publisher warning. Online status and inventory come from signed device check-ins. Remote screen, files, and PowerShell are coming soon and not available today.

How much does Accred Connect cost?

Free while Connect is in private preview, with no seats. An Owner or Admin turns it on in Hub, and every member can open it, with access that follows their Hub role.

How do I get started with Accred Connect?

Create your organization in Hub, or sign in. An Owner or Admin turns Connect on for free, with no seats, and every member can open it. It is a private preview: the installer is not yet code-signed and remote tools are coming soon.

How does Connect fit with the other Accred apps?

Connect owns device enrollment, inventory, and future remote-support infrastructure. Consult owns the live support queue, client portal, communication records, and time capture.

Create your organization, then turn on Connect.