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Describe the standard
Pick the software, settings and tasks a computer should have — for every client, one client, a tag or a single machine. New computers in scope pick it up on their own.
DESIRED-STATE ENDPOINT MANAGEMENT
Endpoint automation.In full view.
PROVISION · CONFIGURE · VERIFY
Tell Overseer what every computer should look like. It reads each machine, puts right whatever has drifted, and checks the result before it calls the job done.
In development — not yet available. Launch inquiries are welcome.
A standard you declare once, not a script you run again
Every change checked on the computer itself
Nothing runs without a decision someone made by name
HOW IT WORKS
Say what should be true. Overseer keeps it true.
Four steps, the same every time — on one computer or across every client you look after.
ONBOARDING
Bring every setup into formation.
One view of progress, blockers and readiness.
A new computer goes from the box to ready for its user in a single run you can watch: assigned to its client, software installed, restarted where it has to be, then verified.
- See a whole batch of computers at once
- Know exactly what is stopping a machine
- Hand it over only when it is verified ready
STANDING AUTHORISATION
Automation. On your terms.
Define the scope. Preview the work. Trace the authority.
Overseer only acts on its own where somebody has said it may: this client, this item, this action. See exactly what would run before anything does, and afterwards see which decision allowed it.
- Scoped permission
- Execution preview
- Traceable decisions
SOFTWARE AND SCRIPT LIBRARY
Start from the library. Add what is missing.
Search the Windows Package Manager catalogue by name and add an application in one step, or upload your own installer. Built-in scripts cover diagnostics, maintenance, networking, patching and pre-flight checks — and the editor is there when you want to write your own.
WINGET CATALOGUE
YOUR OWN INSTALLERS
POWERSHELL SCRIPTS
Browse the script library →
CONTROL AND ACCOUNTABILITY
Every action has a name on it.
A tool that can change every computer you manage has to be able to answer for each change.
Roles and capabilities
People see and do only what their role allows.
Clients kept apart
Each client’s computers, deployments and history stay with that client.
A complete audit trail
Who did what, when, and on whose authority — kept in full.
Windows and restart rules
Work happens when you allow it. Restarts follow the rules you set.
WHO IT IS FOR
Keep the tools you already run. Whichever seat you sit in.
Overseer installs as its own lightweight agent and works alongside the remote management tool you have today — on its own, or as part of the Overmind suite.
MSP OWNERS
One standard for every client, and the record that shows it was met.
Onboarding and upkeep stop depending on who happened to do the job. The standard is written down once and held everywhere.
For owners →TECHNICIANS AND ENGINEERS
Do the job once. Declare it. Stop repeating it machine by machine.
When something does go wrong, the session shows what ran, what the computer answered and where it stopped.
For technicians →DOCUMENTATION
Written down, all the way through.
Every screen and every behaviour explained, searchable, and kept in step with each release.
Getting started
Install the agent and bring in your first computer.
Deployments
Declaring desired state and who it applies to.
Maintenance sessions
What a session does, stage by stage.
Onboarding
Taking a new computer to ready.
Schedules and windows
When work may run, and restart rules.
Scripts
The built-in library and writing your own.
Administration
Users, roles, authorisations and the audit log.
Release notes
What changed, release by release.
In development. Launch inquiries welcome.
Overseer is still being built and is not available yet. If you would like to hear when it launches, get in touch and we will keep you posted.