{isWindows ? Microsoft Intune command-line arguments
For an Intune Line-of-business app, upload {file} and paste these into Command-line arguments.
{intuneArgs} :
The supported fleet path. Download these profiles and assign them with the package.
{fleetKeySection}
{quietProfilesSection}
Only if you are not using MDM. After installing, set the key with:
{setKeyCommand}
}
;
};
Velatir for Desktop ships as a small installer. At first run it downloads the rest of the app and then keeps itself up to date, so this is the only step you take on the device.
Rolling out to a fleet? See [Enterprise deployment](/desktop-app/enterprise-deployment) for Microsoft Intune, Jamf Pro, and other MDM platforms.
## Build your install command
Enter your ingest key, pick your platform, and copy the command. Generate a key on the **Setup** tab of the [Velatir dashboard](https://app.velatir.com).
## Requirements
| Requirement | Detail |
| ---------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Operating system | Windows 10 or 11 (x64, arm64), or macOS 13 Ventura or later (Apple Silicon, Intel) |
| Access | Administrator rights on the device |
| Network | Outbound HTTPS to `api.velatir.com` and Velatir's update storage |
## Updates and uninstall
The agent checks for new versions every four hours and applies them automatically, so there is no update service to manage. On Windows, the background process runs as the `VelatirAgent` service. To apply an update immediately, run `velatir update --apply`. The previous version stays on disk until the new one is confirmed running, so there is no in-between state.
**Windows.** Remove from **Settings → Apps → Installed apps**, or run `msiexec /x` with the product code. This removes the agent, the host, and the `VelatirAgent` service.
If the uninstall is interrupted, your MDM cannot remove the app, or items remain afterwards, see [Uninstall cleanup](/desktop-app/uninstall-cleanup). Devices on a version older than the current installer can also leave artefacts a standard uninstall does not clear.
**macOS.** Run the bundled uninstaller:
```bash theme={null}
sudo velatir-uninstall
```
It removes the app and the background services. If an older version left a system extension on the device, a restart finishes removing it.
**Using Firefox?** After uninstalling, the Velatir extension may still appear in Firefox. This is expected — and not something the uninstaller can fix. Unlike Chrome and Edge, which automatically remove an extension that was installed by policy, Firefox leaves a policy-installed extension in place (it becomes inactive once Velatir is gone). To remove it, open Firefox → **Menu → Add-ons and themes → Extensions**, click the **⋯** next to Velatir, and choose **Remove**. If **Remove** is greyed out, restart Firefox first so it picks up the change.
## Next steps
Roll out silently across your fleet with Intune, Jamf, or any MDM.
What the installer asks for, and why.
Resolve common install and first-run issues.
The architecture behind the app.