Zero Touch Deployment for Apple and Windows, Anywhere You Hire
A reseller that forgets to register it. A hire enrolling their own laptop.
Tequipy sources laptops in 180+ countries and registers every one in your Apple Business Manager or Autopilot before it ships, so it enrolls in your MDM on first boot. You've already set up zero touch deployment. Tequipy makes it run in every country you hire in, through 600+ local resellers.
What zero touch deployment changes for your team
Every device enrolled before it ships, not set up by hand after it lands
You've set up ABM and Autopilot and want zero-touch for every new hire. But one reseller registers devices to your ABM, the next forgets, and some countries have none. So a laptop gets bought at a local shop and enrolled by hand. Zero-touch works at head office and breaks down everywhere else.
You order in any of 180+ countries and every device is registered to your ABM or Autopilot before it ships, so it enrolls on first boot. The same partner does the assignment every time, so no hire waits on a manual setup and no one chases a reseller who forgot.
Secured laptop from first boot, not an unmanaged one holding company data
When a device reaches the employee without being assigned to ABM first, someone has to enroll it by hand. Until they do, a company laptop has company access with no MDM on it, nothing you can lock or wipe. That open window is what a SOC 2 or ISO review flags.
Every device is registered to your MDM layer before it ships, so it's under management from the first boot. There's no window where a laptop holds company data with nothing securing it, and the proof is ready when an auditor asks.
Works with the MDM you already run, not one you have to switch to
You already run Jamf, Intune, or Kandji. You don't want a procurement vendor that enrolls into only one of them, or that wants deep access to your MDM to do it.
You keep the MDM you already run, without switching or re-platforming. Tequipy assigns devices through ABM and Autopilot, the layer above your MDM, and needs only your ABM org ID, never access to your MDM itself.
Enrollment included, not a markup or retainer on every device
The vendors that offer enrollment make you pay extra, one of two ways. A 25-50% markup on the hardware: an extra $450-900 on an $1,800 laptop, for nothing. Or a per-seat fee of $12-20 per employee per month: $40,000-70,000 a year for a 300-person team, most of it for people who never onboard.
Registration to your ABM or Autopilot is included in the device price. You keep the $450-900 a vendor would add to every laptop, and you pay nothing in the months no one onboards. That's real money back, year after year.
What makes zero touch deployment work on one platform
Registered in ABM and Autopilot before the device ships
Every Mac and iPhone is added to your Apple Business Manager, and every Windows device's hardware hash to Autopilot, before it leaves the reseller. It enrolls into your MDM on first boot, managed and wipeable from that moment. Works for an Apple, Windows, or mixed fleet, with a full chain of custody.
Works with any MDM you already run
Tequipy goes through ABM and Autopilot, the layer above your MDM. So it works with Jamf, Intune, Kandji, Mosyle, JumpCloud, and more. It needs your ABM org ID, not access to your MDM.
Ready in 180+ countries
Devices are sourced locally and registered before delivery. Zero-touch enrollment is automatic in most countries. Where ABM or Autopilot isn't available, Tequipy sets the device up by hand, so it still arrives ready either way.
Retail price, no markup or retainer
Registration and configuration are included. You pay the recommended retail price for the device, with no deployment retainer on top. The platform is free under 100 devices.
How Gigs got just-in-time, zero-touch laptops in 20 countries
Gigs, a 100-person startup whose API lets platforms sell phone plans, hires across 20 countries. It needed just-in-time, zero-touch asset logistics: MDM-enrolled laptops in specific configurations, delivered to employees' homes under tight deadlines, without hiring anyone to run the process.
Tequipy took the device lifecycle over end to end, with a dedicated Slack channel for the edge cases. Gigs saved 100+ hours a month and $16,000 in average cost reductions, hit 99% delivery before start dates, and scaled across 20 countries without adding IT logistics staff.
Time saved
Money saved
SLA Performance
Device recovery rate
You're not adding a deployment tool. You're closing the gap before the device ships.
The honest answer to the question every IT lead asks: does zero-touch still work when we hire in a country we don't ship to? Yes. The enrollment happens before the device leaves the reseller.
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Have more questions about zero touch deployment?
How does Tequipy enable zero touch deployment?
Tequipy registers each device in your Apple Business Manager through DEP, or in Windows Autopilot, before it ships. When the employee powers it on, it auto-enrolls into your MDM on first boot, with no IT setup.
Which MDMs does Tequipy's zero touch deployment work with?
Any MDM that supports ABM or Autopilot: Jamf, Intune, Kandji, Mosyle, Hexnode, JumpCloud, and others. Tequipy works through that assignment layer, so it needs your ABM org ID rather than direct access to your MDM.
Does zero touch deployment work in every country?
ABM and Autopilot enrollment is automatic in most countries. In a small number where it isn't available, Tequipy configures the device manually before shipping, so the employee still receives a ready machine. A country-by-country coverage table is available on request.
Does Tequipy support both Apple and Windows zero touch?
Yes. Apple devices enroll through DEP in ABM, Windows devices through the Autopilot hardware hash. The same hands-off first-boot enrollment applies to either, or to a mixed fleet.
How is this different from buying devices and enrolling them ourselves?
Doing it yourself means getting every device into ABM, or extracting the Autopilot hash, before it reaches the employee. That's hard across countries and resellers. Tequipy does that registration on every order, at retail price, with no deployment retainer.
What is zero touch deployment?
Zero touch deployment is a setup method where a device configures itself on first boot. It auto-enrolls into the company's MDM with no manual work by IT or the employee, using Apple DEP or Windows Autopilot.
How does zero touch deployment work?
The device is registered to the company's ABM or Autopilot tenant before delivery. On first boot it checks in, pulls its MDM profile, and applies the company's apps and policies automatically.
What is the difference between zero touch deployment and DEP or Autopilot?
DEP, in Apple Business Manager, and Autopilot, for Windows, are the underlying mechanisms. Zero touch deployment is the outcome they enable. Tequipy handles the registration step so that outcome works on every device it ships.
