Questions about Avyna Core, asked before anything is signed.

No. Intune stays your device management and deployment system, and Entra stays your directory. Avyna Core reads from them, acts through them, and adds what they do not hold.

The agent is what supplies the device inventory — hardware detail, security configuration, installed software, local administrators, network, storage and peripherals. Without it those pages have little to show, and you are left with the Microsoft record.

As an Intune Win32 app, with a registry key as the detection rule. You assign it like any other application.

No. The agent connects out to the platform; nothing connects in. If the service cannot be reached it retries with backoff and keeps the report locally until it can send.

Every ten minutes after a successful check-in by default, retrying every minute after a failure. Both are configurable, as is which of the five collection areas run at all.

It collects device configuration and inventory — hardware, security settings, installed software, local accounts, network and storage. It is not a monitoring product: there is no alerting, no thresholds and no change detection, and it reports on a cycle rather than continuously.

The agent is Windows-only, and the anomalies report covers Windows devices. Other platforms managed in Intune appear in the device list.

Yes. A permission can be restricted to named users, groups or devices, and both the lists and the actions respect it. A scoped person never sees what they cannot act on.

Through Microsoft’s admin consent page. A Global Administrator reviews the requested permissions on Microsoft’s screen and approves them there. There is no form on our site, no password to give us, and no service account to create. Consent is recorded and the connection is only live once Microsoft confirms it.

No. Sign-in is with their Microsoft work account.

To Stripe, and only to Stripe. Payment details are entered on Stripe’s own hosted checkout page, and card details never reach our servers or database. The product stores only a reference to your Stripe customer record. Invoicing, tax and payment processing are Stripe’s.

Two licences, both monthly. A user licence for each person using the product, priced by the plan you are on — the plan also decides which capabilities are switched on. And a device licence for each machine running the agent, priced the same on every plan. You buy the quantity you need and assign them. You choose monthly billing or a twelve-month commitment.

No. Device licences are bought separately and assigned per machine. Licence the machines you want reporting and leave the rest — you pay for what you assign.

No. The device licence price is the same on every plan. Only the user licence price moves with the plan.

Release their licence and give it to someone else. A licence is not tied to a person for good — it is yours to reassign. If you no longer need it, cancel it, and you can resume it before the cancellation takes effect.

Someone who manages licences assigns one. A person without a licence can request access from inside the product, so the request reaches the right person rather than sitting in an inbox.

A plan change is previewed before you confirm and prorated when applied. On month-to-month you can cancel at any time. On a twelve-month commitment the term stands until a cancellation window opens at the start of its final month, after which it renews into the next term. Moving to a smaller plan is not a self-serve action today.

Devices not seen for three months are retired automatically, so the count reflects the estate you actually have.

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