From bare metal to ready
in under an hour.
CapaOne transforms endpoint provisioning by replacing traditional on-premise deployment with a simple, modern, 100% cloud-native workflow. No imaging servers, no deployment shares, no manual driver packs. Works standalone — or with Microsoft Intune.
The gaps your current toolset leaves open
Most IT teams piece together 4–6 tools. CapaOne collapses them into one.
Legacy Infrastructure Costs
Maintaining on-premise deployment servers requires continuous patching and significant expense — a permanent overhead with growing security risk.
Manual Task Overload
Creating and maintaining device images while packaging drivers for various hardware models creates workflow bottlenecks that slow every deployment.
Inconsistent & Insecure Devices
Manual processes result in inconsistent builds, driver conflicts, and weakened security foundations that are hard to audit or standardize.
Remote Employee Downtime
Device failures force expensive return shipments and cause productivity losses lasting days — a growing problem for distributed or hybrid teams.
Poor Onboarding Experience
Delivering a secure, fully-configured device to a new employee on day one is a persistent challenge with on-premise imaging workflows.
Legacy Limitations
Older deployment tools struggle with new hardware adoption, OS upgrades, and fleet standardization — blocking progress without a clear path forward.
A clear path from problem to result
Modernize & Automate
Replace legacy deployment infrastructure with a cloud-native solution. Pre-built, maintained Windows images eliminate manual packaging — no imaging server required.
Enable Hybrid Work
Zero-touch onboarding for new devices and cloud-based recovery for remote workers — failed devices resolved in hours, not days of shipping.
Deploy Securely
Every device starts from a clean, standardized Windows baseline with manufacturer-certified drivers matched automatically to the hardware model.
Stay Agile
Adapt to new hardware generations and execute OS upgrades using continuously updated image and driver libraries — without maintaining them yourself.
Outcomes your team can measure
Under 1 hour to ready device
From bare metal to fully configured and ready to work — in under an hour, with no technician on site required.
Zero deployment servers
Eliminate the on-premise infrastructure, its maintenance burden, its security risk, and its associated costs.
Fewer hardware-related tickets
Certified driver installation eliminates the compatibility issues that generate support tickets after provisioning.
Better onboarding experience
New employees get a fully configured, secure device on day one — wherever they are located.
Faster OS upgrades
Move to new Windows versions across the fleet without rebuilding images or managing driver packs manually.
Products that power this solution
Provision Manager
Cloud-native OS deployment with built-in driver orchestration — from bare metal to ready in under an hour.
Explore Provision ManagerApplication Manager
Automates application deployment post-provisioning — the natural next step in a cloud-native provisioning workflow.
Explore Application ManagerSecurity Monitor
Verifies device posture post-deployment — confirming every provisioned endpoint starts from a secure baseline.
Explore Security MonitorWhy move endpoint provisioning to the cloud?
It eliminates on-premise server costs and security risks while supporting modern hybrid workforces — devices can be provisioned or recovered from anywhere, without VPN or site visits.
How does it fit with Microsoft Intune?
Provision Manager provides the bare-metal foundation that Autopilot requires — installing Windows cleanly before Autopilot takes over configuration and enrollment.
How does it handle hardware diversity?
Managed certified driver libraries with automated hardware matching eliminate the need for separate images per model — one workflow covers your entire hardware estate.
Does Provision Manager replace MDT?
Yes. Provision Manager is designed specifically to close the gap MDT leaves behind — with a cloud-native workflow that works for both new deployments and cloud recovery.
Does it require Intune?
No. Provision Manager works standalone, or with Intune — and can be combined with Application Manager for a complete provisioning-to-management workflow.
How quickly can we deploy our first device?
Most organizations deploy their first device in under an hour from initial platform setup. There are no servers to configure and no images to build first.
How Do You Deploy Windows Devices Without On-Premises Infrastructure?
You deploy without on-premises infrastructure by provisioning from the cloud rather than maintaining servers, deployment shares, and image stores. CapaOne Provision Manager uses pre-built Windows OS images, vendor-certified driver packs, and lightweight peer-to-peer PXE boot to perform bare-metal deployment and recovery over an internet connection. Automated driver-to-hardware matching removes the need for separate images per model, and devices hand over to Microsoft Autopilot when used together.
What Does Microsoft Intune and Autopilot Lack for Provisioning?
Autopilot configures a device once it already has a working operating system, but it does not install the OS itself or recover a device that will not boot. Intune does not provision bare metal or orchestrate model-specific drivers. CapaOne Provision Manager adds the bare-metal foundation, cloud recovery, and automated driver orchestration — then hands over to Autopilot or runs entirely on its own.
How Do You Onboard Remote Employees with Zero-Touch Provisioning?
You onboard remote employees by shipping a device directly to them and provisioning it from the cloud, with no IT staging required. CapaOne delivers a standardized, secure OS image with certified drivers to the device over the internet, so a new hire receives a ready-to-work machine on day one. If a remote device fails, cloud-based recovery restores it in hours rather than days of shipping.
Ready to retire your deployment servers?
See how CapaOne Provision Manager provisions a Windows device from bare metal — in under an hour, from the cloud, without a single server.