FlexxClient vs UXM

FlexxClient is a cloud SaaS platform for managing physical and virtual workplaces across hybrid environments. It brings endpoint and user-session visibility together with automation, digital employee experience management, and regulatory compliance. Teams can configure self-remediation scripts, workflow and approval automation, and actions across multiple devices. Support functions include remote support, unattended access, Windows Remote Assistance, maintenance mode, and power actions such as Wake on LAN. Diagnostics include dynamic sensors, application-performance metrics, alerts, historical records, and an event catalogue. Software Asset Management covers software costs, installed versions, usage, and a software catalogue. Security functions include third-party patching, automated remediation, alerting, and compliance reporting for antivirus, EDR, BitLocker, and patching. FlexxAgent supports Windows, Linux, macOS, ChromeOS, and Android, though capabilities differ by operating system. Android requires an MDM platform and lacks power actions, remote assistance, workflows, and microservices. On macOS, some assistance and automation functions are unavailable, and devices stop reporting while the screen is locked. Pricing is available on request.

UXM is a digital employee experience and workplace observability platform for monitoring endpoint, application and network performance. It is intended to help IT teams find issues before employees encounter them, investigate causes, reduce software expenditure and measure IT improvements. UXM says it supports more than 100,000 endpoints, with an agent using 25 MB of RAM and 0.5% CPU. The platform includes more than 100 preconfigured dashboards and reports. AI and machine learning models can analyze collected data to identify issues and trigger automated remediation workflows. UXM connects with more than 100 third-party systems and offers native Splunk integration, including Splunk Enterprise features and Splunkbase integrations. Deployment options are on-premises or SaaS, and UXM says it is pre-embedded in Dell Wyse thin client devices. It lists support for Windows, macOS, Linux and UNIX. Web monitoring tracks page load, TTFB, FCP, Web Vitals, Apdex, code errors, network latency and bandwidth; browser extensions are available for Chrome, Edge, Firefox and Safari. A 90-day free trial includes a dedicated instance for up to 10,000 endpoints without a credit card. Pricing beyond the trial is on request.