Fragmented ownership records
HRIS, asset inventory, MDM, and telemetry each hold a different answer for who owns a device.
Identity & Endpoint Assurance
Know who really owns every managed device.
Your source of truth, your MDM, and your device-trust signals rarely agree. MekaOps reconciles all three for every device and surfaces the ownership mismatches — before they turn into a security gap, a failed offboarding, or an audit finding.
Read-only by default · no endpoint agent · stack-agnostic
Device Ownership AssuranceEarly access
Device
MBP-00482
63At risk
Source of Truth · expectedAlex RiveraMATCH
MDM · assignedSarah CollinsMISMATCH
Device Trust · observedAlex RiveraMATCH
MDM owner disagrees with the source of truth
The problem
Device ownership data can't be trusted in isolation.
Every system holds its own version of who owns a device. On their own, none of them is right often enough to act on — and the gaps stay invisible until they cost you.
Silent ownership drift
Assignments change during reassignments and role moves, but the authoritative record never catches up.
Visibility only at the worst moment
Mismatches usually surface during an incident, an audit, or a failed offboarding — not before.
The console
Every device, reconciled and scored.
One place to see fleet-wide assurance, drill into any device, and act on the mismatches that matter — live on a sample fleet atdemo.mekaops.com.
How it works
Three ownership signals. One assurance result.
MekaOps lines up the owner who should have the device, the owner your MDM has assigned, and the user actually observed on the endpoint — then reconciles them into a single verdict.
Expected owner
The owner your organization says should hold the device.
HRISServiceNowAsset InventoryCSV
Assigned owner
The owner your device management platform has on record.
Jamf ProIntuneKandjiWorkspace ONE
Observed user
The person actually seen signing in on the endpoint.
OktaKolideEndpoint telemetry
Reconcile & verdict
Signals are correlated per device to detect mismatches and rank the ones worth acting on first.
6 mismatch typesAssurance score
What we catch
The ownership issues hiding across your fleet.
MekaOps turns conflicting records into clear, categorized findings — each one typed so IT, security, and asset teams know exactly what to do with it.
Expected owner does not match the MDM-assigned owner
Observed user does not match the expected owner
Observed user does not match the MDM-assigned owner
Device has no authoritative owner on record
Device is assigned to an inactive or offboarded identity
Ownership data is stale, partial, or unreconciled
Platform direction
Assurance across the identity and endpoint lifecycle.
MekaOps starts with device ownership and extends the same reconciliation model into offboarding, access, and compliance — one module at a time, each shipped when it's real.
Device Ownership Assurance
Reconcile expected, assigned, and observed ownership to catch mismatches before they become security, compliance, or offboarding failures.
Explore the module →Offboarding Assurance
Find devices, accounts, and access still tied to workers after their departure.
Access Assurance
Confirm access assignments stay aligned with identity, ownership, and policy.
Endpoint Compliance Assurance
Tie endpoint compliance posture to ownership context to surface unmanaged risk.
SaaS Ownership Assurance
Verify SaaS accounts and application ownership against authoritative identity records.
Identity-to-Device Risk Scoring
Prioritize identity and endpoint risk using signals correlated across connected systems.
Early access
Help shape endpoint identity assurance.
We're onboarding a small group of design partners. Bring your ownership problems, influence what we build next, and get access first.