Key Highlights
A version upgrade should reach all machines in scope on the same schedule. Software & Package Deployment in Motadata ServiceOps pushes, standardizes, and governs software on Windows, macOS, and Linux from one console, deploying consistently to branch offices on thin WAN links.
One central package library, deployed from one console.
Upload MSI/MSP and EXE installers for Windows.
PowerShell and Bash script support for any platform.
Bundle files in ZIP archives.
Native application bundles for macOS and Linux.
Registry-level configuration distribution to Windows endpoint groups.
Deployment on Windows, macOS, and Linux.
Remote offices download from a local relay server, not over the WAN.
Bandwidth utilization limits cap download speeds on each leg: internet to server, file server to distribution server, and server to agent.
A department-wide rollout doesn't choke a branch link.
Each package carries silent uninstall command arguments, so removals deploy under the same scoping, scheduling, and policy controls as installs.
Successful deployments and removals update the software inventory automatically.
Combine endpoint groups, remote offices, and deployment policies.
Immediate, future, or recurring run scheduling.
Batch deployments hit a set number of machines at a time.
Onboarding kits and enterprise upgrades go out hands-free, on the maintenance window.
Intelligence
The gap appears the moment the estate grows past what one technician can touch by hand.
The gap appears the moment the estate grows past what one technician can touch by hand.
New-hire onboarding means installing the same dozen apps on each laptop, with no guarantee the versions match. A new release of a line-of-business app has to reach an entire department the same day. A configuration script needs to run on distributed sites, eliminating the need to remote into each box. Branch offices on constrained links can't all pull a large installer from headquarters at once.
Software & Package Deployment replaces per-device manual provisioning with policy-driven distribution. Each endpoint stays consistent and correctly configured with the software it should have.
How It Works
Create packages (MSI, EXE, PowerShell/Bash scripts) with silent install and uninstall parameters.
Configure ordered pre-checks (disk space, old versions) and post-install key applications.
Target endpoints dynamically by OS platform, hardware specifications, computer groups, or site.
Schedule rollouts using policies that control retries, reboot options, and batch rates.
Point remote offices to local Relay Servers to cache downloads and cap bandwidth limits.
Role-Based Value
The estate runs approved versions by default, which simplifies support and reduces the conflicts that generate incidents.
The estate runs approved versions by default, which simplifies support and reduces the conflicts that generate incidents.
Onboarding kits, upgrades, and configuration scripts deploy hands-free on schedule, freeing technicians from manual rollouts.
Onboarding kits, upgrades, and configuration scripts deploy hands-free on schedule, freeing technicians from manual rollouts.
Controlled distribution keeps the estate on approved versions, and all installs and removals land in the software inventory.
Controlled distribution keeps the estate on approved versions, and all installs and removals land in the software inventory.
Relay servers and bandwidth limits keep multi-site rollouts from saturating branch WAN links.
Relay servers and bandwidth limits keep multi-site rollouts from saturating branch WAN links.
From Visibility to Control
A standardized software estate. All endpoints in scope run the same approved versions. That simplifies support and reduces conflicts.
Zero-touch rollouts. Onboarding kits, upgrades, and configuration scripts deploy hands-free on schedule, freeing technicians.
License and compliance control. Controlled distribution keeps the estate on approved versions, and each install and removal lands in the software inventory.
Bandwidth efficiency at scale. Relay servers and bandwidth limits keep multi-site rollouts from saturating branch WAN links.
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