PolicyPak has multiple methods for you to use. You can use it with Your Active Directory & GPOs: When you use this method, PolicyPak hooks into your on-prem Active Directory servers. Therefore, at no time does PolicyPak have access to any data of your company. Your MDM Service (like Intune, etc.): When you use this […]
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It depends on the Policy (aka Component). You can read what happens for each one here:https://kb.policypak.com/kb/article/230-what-happens-to-each-component-when-policypak-gets-unlicensed-or-the-gpo-or-policy-no-longer-applies/ […]
Legacy PolicyPak Cloud comes with an “implied on-prem / Active Directory / GPO” license. This means that when an on-prem machine claimed a cloud license it would also process directives delivered from Group Policy. An example of this scenario can be seen here: https://kb.policypak.com/kb/article/494-policypak-cloud-and-policypak-onpremise-together-using-ppcloud-licenses/ Warning: when you transition from Legacy PolicyPak Cloud to one of […]
You are required at the end of your term, which can be MONTHLY (for PolicyPak Cloud-only Customers) or for PolicyPak Group Policy, PolicyPak MDM or PolicyPak Cloud customers … one year, or multiple years if you have pre-paid. We realize that everyone’s situation is a little different, but we’ll work with you on the timing. […]
If you wish to get started mid-year you are welcome to do so. Email support at policypak.com and we’ll get the right person involved. […]
Only if your quote is still valid, which is typically 30 days and expressly specifies PolicyPak Group Policy (aka PolicyPak On-Prem), PolicyPak MDM or PolicyPak Cloud. Otherwise, you must purchase PolicyPak Enterprise Edition, PolicyPak Professional Edition or PolicyPak SaaS Edition. […]
