Use cases
Seven scenarios where XPC delivers thin-client simplicity — configured and branded to suit the deployment — without asking IT to migrate off Windows.
Case 01Problem
A new thin-client platform can become another tool, workflow, skillset, and support boundary across the MSP's customers.
How XPC fits
Deliver a consistent user experience while retaining the Windows RMM, scripts, security products, and remote-support platform already used by the MSP. Each customer can receive its own branded XPC interface, so the same product is presented in every client's identity.
Case 02Problem
Schools carry a costly hardware upgrade cycle, students who tamper with local desktops, and an IT budget that never grows as fast as the estate. Replacing lab and classroom PCs every few years is difficult to justify.
How XPC fits
Keep the existing Windows PCs in service and present students with a single, locked-down XPC screen instead of a full local desktop — removing the temptation to explore, install or reconfigure. Configuration is simple and central, the interface can be branded with the school's own logo and colours, and the hardware refresh cycle can be extended rather than repeated.
Case 03Problem
Endpoints may need receipt printers, scanners, EFTPOS components, serial devices, vendor services, and local Windows agents.
How XPC fits
Keep those Windows dependencies available while presenting staff with a focused remote-access interface that can carry the retailer's own branding, promotional artwork and store-specific messaging.
Case 04Problem
Users need a dependable route to their hosted desktop, not a second local desktop to manage.
How XPC fits
Present approved connections and clear power controls consistently across branch endpoints, with per-site configuration and branding where each branch or business unit needs its own look.
Case 05Problem
Large task-based workforces generate support friction when every user can navigate and alter a full local desktop.
How XPC fits
Give users only the remote-access journey required for their role, on a branded interface that can carry campaign, client or team-specific presentation.
Case 06Problem
Hardware and peripherals may already be proven under Windows, but the end-user experience is inconsistent.
How XPC fits
Apply a consistent, branded XPC interface across suitable Windows endpoints without replacing the OS solely for presentation purposes.
Case 07Problem
The organisation wants thin-client simplicity but does not want to migrate endpoint operating systems or adopt a full UniconOS Management operating model.
How XPC fits
Retain Windows and current endpoint operations while standardising — and branding — the remote-access experience.
Brandable. Configurable. Customisable.
Because XPC designs the screen the user sees, that screen can be shaped to the scenario — a school, a store, a branch, a call-centre campaign or an MSP's white-label offering.
The XPC interface carries the organisation's logo, colour palette, wallpaper and wording, so the endpoint looks like it belongs to the business rather than to a vendor.
Different sites, device groups, departments, schools or customers can each receive their own XPC configuration and presentation from the same XPC Portal tenant.
Managed service providers can present XPC in their own identity, or in each end-customer's identity, across every organisation they manage.
Because the screen the user sees is fully designed, it can also carry campaign artwork, promotional messaging, safety notices or seasonal branding on retail, reception and public-facing endpoints.
Go deeper
Each sector has its own page covering the problem, how XPC fits, what the person at the desk sees, and the questions buyers in that industry ask.
Lock classroom and lab PCs to the learning tools students actually need, and get more years out of the hardware already in the room.
Open-access labs, libraries and faculty PCs delivered as focused endpoints — with semester turnaround handled centrally.
Hot-desked agent PCs that present the agent desktop and nothing else, with headsets and soft-phones still working.
Counter and back-office terminals that show the till or store application only — with printers and scanners still attached.
Shared clinical workstations that present the clinical system only, with fast switching between staff.
Controlled desktops for regulated environments, without replacing the Windows endpoint your controls are built on.
Small sites with no local IT: endpoints configured centrally, recovered centrally, and impossible to wander off.
Shop-floor, warehouse and shift-shared PCs limited to the single job they exist to do.
Deliver a branded, focused endpoint experience across every customer tenant — with MSP Grade pricing.
