Getting Started With Endpoint Manager

Endpoint Manager, which is a part of Comodo One initiative and is available absolutely free, assists MSPs in managing their client infrastructure, by equipping them with the necessary IT tools to address the four critical aspects of IT Service Management: device management, application management, security management and helpdesk management.

Getting started with Endpoint Manager software is easy and involves a 7-step process. Let's take a brief look at how this can be accomplished. [Note: this is just a simple overview, for more detailed explanation, visit: https://help.comodo.com/topic-399-1-786-10091-Quick-Start.html

Enroll With Comodo One here: https://one.comodo.com/signup/ (you'll be required to confirm your details via verification mail sent to your inbox. And upon successful login, you'll be required to provide your Account (Company) details. Example: specifying whether your Enterprise or MSP, company address etc.,).
Configure ITSM Communications: For your ITSM server to communicate with devices you'll enroll, you need to install an Apple Push Notification (APN) certificate and/or a Google Cloud Messaging (GSM) Token on your Portal (Login to Comodo One >Applications > Endpoint Manager > Settings > Portal Set-Up to apply the token).
Add Users (Comodo One MSP Staff): To add your MSP Staff to Comodo ITSM, do the following: Applications > Endpoint Manager > Users > User List > Create User.
Enroll User Devices: To add user devices which are going to be managed, MSP(s) can do the following: Applications > Endpoint Manager > Devices>Device List > Enroll Device.
Create Configuration Profiles: Using Configuration Profiles, you can define security policies which can be applied to various devices (see step 6) to define the device's network access rights. You can also schedule antivirus scans for various devices and carry out other such activities here. (Applications > Endpoint Manager > Configuration Templates > Profiles).
Apply Configuration Profiles To Devices Or Device Groups: Finally, you should apply the configured profiles to the respective devices or device groups.