Apple Consultants Network

Mac support for Utah businesses, done by people who actually do Macs

We are an Apple Consultants Network member. Macs get Apple Business Manager enrollment, Addigy for device management, and the same helpdesk your Windows machines already use, not a separate process bolted on because someone in the office insisted on a MacBook.

A small team answers, not a call center.

What Mac management actually involves

Apple Business Manager

Your Macs, iPads, and iPhones enrolled to the organization, not to whoever unboxed them. Devices arrive preconfigured and stay recoverable.

Real MDM for Mac

Mobile device management means encryption, updates, and security policies applied centrally. We manage Macs with the same rigor most providers reserve for Windows.

Macs in a Microsoft world

Microsoft 365, OneDrive, Teams, and company sign-in all work fine on a Mac once they are configured correctly. We make the two ecosystems behave as one.

Mixed fleets without the shrug

Windows machines and Macs on one network, one Entra ID identity, one security stack, and one helpdesk that does not say "we don't really do Macs."

Who this fits

  • Creative and professional firms that run on Macs
  • Clinics with Macs at the front desk or in exam rooms
  • Schools with Mac labs or MacBook carts
  • Executives who use Macs inside Windows organizations

Mac support can stand alone or fold into a full managed agreement that covers your Windows machines, network, and Microsoft 365 as well.

Mac questions we hear

Apple Business Manager for enrollment and Addigy for device management. Devices are enrolled to the organization rather than to whoever unboxed them, so encryption, updates, and security policies are applied centrally and a device stays recoverable when someone leaves.

Yes, and it is the most common setup we support. Microsoft 365, OneDrive, Teams, and company sign-in all work on a Mac once they are configured correctly. We manage the two ecosystems as one system rather than treating the Macs as an exception.

Yes. Mac support can stand alone, or it can fold into a full managed agreement that also covers your Windows machines, network, and Microsoft 365. We will tell you which one actually fits rather than defaulting to the larger one.

Yes. Windows machines and Macs on one network, one identity system, one security stack, and one helpdesk. Your staff do not get told "we do not really do Macs" when they call.

It is Apple's program for independent providers who support Apple products in business. Membership means Apple recognises the practice and we work inside Apple's own deployment and management programs, such as Apple Business Manager, rather than working around them.
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See how Mac support fits the rest of it

Mac support usually sits inside a wider agreement. Here is what that covers, what it costs, and what it looked like for a clinic running Macs at the front desk.

Talk to an Apple consultant, not a call center

Tell us what your Macs need to do and we will tell you plainly how we would run them.