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MDM
Manage every device from one console
MDM
Enroll devices, assign policies and apps, monitor compliance and investigate events without disconnected tools.
- Android and iOS, including BYOD, COPE and COBO
- Proprietary DPC and MDM mobile app
- Unified inventory, auditing and integrations
MDM mobile app
Developed entirely in Russia
Included in the Russian Software Registry. Entry No. 29959 dated 6 October 2025
Who MDM helps
One environment for operations and security
Devices, users, policies and events are brought together in one console, with no manual reconciliation between systems.
Information security
Defines mandatory policies, verifies compliance and reviews administrator activity.
Distributed business
Manage corporate and employee-owned devices across offices, branches and regions.
Admin console in action
Four everyday workflows in one console
Switch between the fleet overview, devices, policies and applications. Every screenshot shows the real MDM interface.
Problems it solves
Eliminate manual work and blind spots
MDM turns a fragmented device fleet into a managed system with consistent policies and clear ownership.
No reliable view of the fleet
Inventory links devices to users, groups and tags, while status data is consolidated in one console.
Every device is configured manually
Configurations, policies and apps are assigned to groups and applied centrally.
Compliance issues are found too late
Compliance monitoring and alerts quickly reveal deviations, unreachable devices and important events.
How device management works
The complete device lifecycle, from enrollment to retirement
The administrator defines policies once, assigns them to groups, then monitors their application through statuses, events and violations.
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Enrollment
Android is enrolled through the proprietary DPC and a QR code; iOS uses a management profile. Corporate and personal devices are supported.
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Policy assignment
The device is linked to a user, group and tags. Configurations, policies, apps and certificates are applied centrally.
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Status monitoring
The console shows connectivity, battery level, management profile, installed apps, policy compliance and event history.
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Response
The administrator can sync or lock a device, change its PIN, install apps and, when necessary, remove the work profile or corporate data.
MDM capabilities
From device enrollment to daily oversight
Administrators manage the device lifecycle, access, apps and events in one workspace.
Enrollment and lifecycle
Enroll Android and iOS, assign owners and BYOD, COPE or COBO modes, move devices between groups and retire them from management.
Inventory and status
Model, OS, serial data, connectivity, battery, management profile, installed apps and device history in one record.
Users, groups and roles
Accounts, directory synchronization, group assignments, tags and role-based administrator access.
Device configurations
Centralized Wi‑Fi, access, system restriction and work profile settings assigned to users and groups.
Compliance policies
Encryption and password requirements, root or jailbreak detection, DPC activity monitoring and remediation deadlines.
Apps and distribution
Google Play, RuStore and corporate APK catalog. Apps can be available, required, allowed or blocked.
Kiosk modes
One or more approved apps, system restrictions and a dedicated workspace for terminals and specialized devices.
Proprietary DPC
Android enrollment by QR code, work profile management, policy enforcement and agent version control.
Remote commands
Sync, lock, PIN change, silent push, app installation or removal, and device or work profile wipe.
Violations and enforcement monitoring
Assignments, violations and policy history quickly identify devices missing the required configuration and track remediation.
Events and notifications
Event log and alert rules via email, push, corporate messengers or webhooks to external systems.
Integrations, certificates and auditing
LDAP, Android Enterprise, APNs, SCEP, Apple Business Manager, access tokens and a transparent administrator activity trail.
Client apps
Proprietary apps for device enrollment and operation
Device Policy connects an Android device to MDM and enforces policies. The MDM app displays the profile, available apps, incoming files and device information.
Security
Access control starts with the administration console
Policies are enforced centrally, actions are logged and administrator access is protected by authentication.
- Role-based access separation
- Event and action history
- Device compliance monitoring
Questions and answers
What to know before implementing MDM
Answers about device enrollment, ownership models, security policies and corporate data management.
Which devices and management models does MDM support?
MDM is designed for corporate Android and iOS devices. It supports BYOD, COPE and COBO; the available policy set depends on the platform, operating system version and selected management mode.
How are new devices enrolled?
The administrator creates a configuration and selects an enrollment method. Android devices can be enrolled through the proprietary DPC by QR code or manually; iOS uses supported Apple mechanisms and assigned profiles.
What can an administrator see on an employee-owned device?
In a BYOD scenario, management is limited to the work profile: corporate apps, data and security settings. The employee’s personal files, photos and messages are not exposed in the administration console.
How are apps, settings and certificates distributed?
Apps are published in the corporate catalog or assigned centrally. Configurations, restrictions, networks and certificates are grouped into policies and applied to users, groups or devices.
What can be done if a device is lost or an employee leaves?
Depending on the management mode, an administrator can lock the device, change its PIN, revoke access, remove the work profile or wipe a corporate device. All commands and events are logged.
How does a pilot implementation work?
First, the device types, security requirements and one or two workflows are documented. The team then configures a test environment, enrolls a pilot group, validates policies and agrees on a production launch and support plan.
MDM demonstration
See device management applied to your scenario
We will discuss your device fleet, requirements and the right pilot format.