NinjaOne with Loonar: control for distributed IT
Loonar connects NinjaOne to everyday IT work so teams can unify endpoint management, organize patching and understand their operation. The alliance brings together licensing and billing in Brazil, structured implementation, training and Portuguese support, linking service delivery, operations and Cybersecurity across office-based, remote and hybrid environments without treating each as a separate workflow.
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NinjaOne is a cloud-based IT operations platform that unifies endpoint management. It brings together RMM, autonomous patch management for operating systems and third-party applications, and MDM for Android, iOS and macOS. Its portfolio includes backup for endpoints, servers and Microsoft 365 / Google Workspace, remote access, vulnerability management, IT asset management, documentation and ticketing. Loonar chose this alliance to connect device operations with security and service priorities. Instead of maintaining inventory, remediation and support as disconnected routines, customers can build an operation with shared policies, clear ownership and evidence that helps teams understand what has been done and what still needs attention.
What the alliance delivers
A shared view of endpoints
We consolidate endpoint tools into a single console within the agreed scope. Inventory, access and responsibilities are organized so the team can work with device context and reduce fragmentation across daily operational tasks.
Patch rollout through deployment rings
We design ring-based patch policies with validation groups, approval criteria and failure handling. The rollout reflects device criticality and business continuity needs, giving teams a defined process rather than an undifferentiated update schedule.
Automation for everyday work
We adapt ready-made automations and scripts to customer-approved procedures. Permissions, execution and results are validated before wider use, giving recurring tasks clear owners and practical monitoring procedures that fit the team’s operational responsibilities.
A service desk connected to operations
We integrate NinjaOne with the service desk around agreed workflows. Alerts and requests gain routing criteria, device context and ownership, connecting Loonar’s Service Management and Cybersecurity work without leaving operational teams to bridge the gaps manually.
Evidence for audit preparation
We structure compliance reports around your policies and the data available in the environment. Teams can track outstanding work, record exceptions and gather audit evidence without mistaking operational visibility for a guarantee of compliance.
Loonar solutions with NinjaOne
How we work together
Discovery and design
We map endpoints, existing tools, service workflows and update policies. Together, we define NinjaOne scope, device groups and rollout priorities, accounting for remote work, operational criticality and the security requirements that shape daily management.
Local licensing
We help determine the NinjaOne scope and arrange licensing with billing in Brazil. The proposal defines commercial terms, services and responsibilities, keeping the agreement aligned with the operational needs identified during discovery and design.
Implementation and integrations
We configure the environment, agent deployment and initial policies. Service desk integration, inventory, alerts, patching and remote access are validated in controlled groups before operations expand to the remaining devices in the agreed scope.
Training and adoption
We train the team on monitoring, alert handling, patch approvals and automation. Procedures are documented in Portuguese, and practical scenarios from your environment help the people responsible run daily operations with greater independence.
Support and evolution
We provide Portuguese support and review policies, reports and automations with your team. Improvements follow changes in devices and service needs, connecting endpoint management with Loonar’s wider Cybersecurity initiatives rather than leaving it isolated.
Can NinjaOne replace WSUS?
NinjaOne can take on patch management in environments that currently rely on WSUS, depending on the systems and requirements involved. Its scope includes operating system and third-party application updates. Loonar assesses coverage, existing policies and dependencies before proposing a transition. The plan defines deployment rings, validation and exception handling, without assuming that every current setting can be transferred unchanged or that all environments need the same migration approach.
Does it work for remote employees?
Yes. As a cloud platform, NinjaOne can support the management of devices used outside the office when technical and connectivity requirements are met. Loonar assesses agent deployment, permissions and remote access policies. We also define how monitoring, patching and support fit the team’s daily work, accounting for devices that are temporarily unavailable and the experience of the people using them. Remote management still needs clear operational procedures.
Can I buy NinjaOne through Loonar in Brazilian reais?
Yes. You can buy NinjaOne through Loonar in Brazilian reais, with billing in Brazil and terms defined in the proposal. The scope reflects your environment’s management needs and the services agreed with your team. Implementation, service desk integration, training and Portuguese support can be included in the agreement. This gives your team a clear view of responsibilities and the adoption plan before operations begin.
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