Enterprise deployment

One installer. Every machine.

PDFluent is free for everyone, including commercial use, so rolling it out to a fleet is just standard software deployment. No licence file to push, no seat count to track, nothing to revoke when someone leaves.

The installers

macOS: a universal .dmg (Intel and Apple Silicon), signed with a Developer ID and notarised by Apple.
Windows: a standard .msi, which supports the usual silent-install switches for scripted deployment.
Both are on the download page — point your MDM at the same URLs you'd hand to an individual user.

Deploy with MDM

Push the installer through whatever device-management tool your organisation already uses — there's no PDFluent-specific configuration step, since there's no licence to provision.

macOS: Jamf / any MDM

Upload the .dmg as a package in Jamf Pro (or your MDM of choice) and scope it to the machines or smart group you want covered.

Windows: Intune / GPO

Package the .msi as a Win32 app in Intune, or deploy it via GPO software installation. Standard silent-install switches apply:

powershell

msiexec /i PDFluent_x64_en-US.msi /quiet /norestart

Updates, uninstalling, and data

Updates

The app has a built-in updater (Tauri's auto-updater), which checks for and installs new versions on its own.

Uninstalling

Nothing PDFluent-specific to clean up, since there's no licence or activation state. Use msiexec /x on Windows, or drag the app to Trash on macOS.

Data

PDFluent is local-first. Crash reports only if you turn them on, and no cloud connection for document processing.

Controlling rollout timing

Want to stage a version instead of letting it auto-update? Right now the way to do that is re-deploying a pinned installer version through your MDM. There's no separate policy toggle for staged rollouts yet.

Ready to roll it out?

Grab the installers, or talk to us about procurement, support, or a central rollout for a large fleet.

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