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Device Ownership Assurance

One reconciliation engine for the three systems that each think they know who owns a device. MekaOps compares them, finds the disagreements, and tells you which ones matter.

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Capabilities

Built to be trusted with your systems of record.

Role-based reconciliation

You decide which system is authoritative for each signal. MekaOps stays agnostic to your stack instead of forcing one vendor's model.

Six mismatch categories

Findings are typed — orphaned devices, offboarded owners, observed-vs-expected drift, and more — so teams know what action each one needs.

Read-only by default

Assurance runs on data you already collect — no endpoint agents, and no write access to your systems of record to get value. Any remediation that writes back is opt-in and scoped.

Assurance scoring

Every device carries a clear state — assured or at-risk — so you can track coverage and drift over time, not just point-in-time exports.

Scheduled scans

Reconcile continuously on a schedule so ownership drift is caught days after it happens, not quarters later during an audit.

Built for the identity stack

Designed around the platforms IT and security already run — Okta, Entra ID, Jamf, Intune, and the HRIS of record.

See it in action

The console, on a live sample fleet.

Explore the reconciliation engine yourself — read-only, on synthetic data — at demo.mekaops.com.

MekaOps assurance dashboard showing fleet-wide assurance score, at-risk device count, and coverage trend.
Fleet-wide assurance at a glance — score, at-risk devices, and coverage over time.
A single device ownership verdict comparing expected, MDM-assigned, and observed owners with a mismatch flagged.
Per-device verdict: expected vs assigned vs observed owner, with the mismatch surfaced.
Findings you can act on

Every mismatch, typed and prioritized.

MekaOps doesn't hand you another raw export. Each device resolves to an assurance state, and every disagreement is categorized so the right team knows the next step.

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  • 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

Early access

Put your own fleet through it.

Join as a design partner and reconcile your real ownership data with us — or explore a live console running on sample data first.

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