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Android MDM

Every Android,every ownership model

Personal phones, company handsets, rugged scanners on a warehouse floor. Appaloosa manages them all with Android Enterprise, from one console.

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Enroll the way you buy devices

Zero-touch registers devices before they ship, a QR code or token sets one up on the spot, and Knox Mobile Enrollment does it for Samsung fleets. Set the profile once, it repeats itself at any scale.

Deploy by the hundred

A box of handhelds arrives, powers on, and joins the fleet already configured.

QR, token or Knox

On-the-spot enrollment for the devices that skip the reseller pipeline.

No IT bottleneck

The person handing out devices does not need to be from IT.

One phone, two lives

On a personal Android, the work profile is a genuinely isolated container, enforced by Android itself. Personal apps stay invisible. On company devices, a managed work profile (COPE) gives people a personal space you still control.

Personal stays private

IT cannot see or touch personal apps, so people actually enroll.

Managed or COPE

Full control on company hardware, clean separation on personal phones.

Clean offboarding

The work side disappears, the person keeps their phone and photos.

What you get with Android Enterprise management

Built for the field

Dedicated-device mode, OEM settings for Knox and Zebra, location and Factory Reset Protection.

Reach any device

Lock, locate, wipe, reset a PIN, or open a remote support session powered by TeamViewer.

How it works

Enrolling your Androids, whatever the management mode

Company devices through zero-touch or Knox, personal devices with a work profile: one path for each case.

  1. 01

    Register company devices

    Devices bought from a Zero Touch reseller or Samsung Knox are declared in the matching portal and linked to Appaloosa.

  2. 02

    Set up Android Enterprise

    Connect your organization to managed Google Play and define the profile: apps, restrictions, Wi-Fi and security settings.

  3. 03

    First boot: the device enrolls on its own

    Out of the box, the device configures itself in fully managed mode, with no IT staging.

    See zero-touch enrollment
  4. 04

    Personal devices join with a work profile

    The employee installs the Appaloosa app or scans a QR code: a separate work space, personal data stays private.

Integrations

Android MDM That Fits Your Stack

  • Android Enterprise

    Deploy and manage Android devices using various management solutions, including Work Profile, Fully Managed Device, and Kiosk Mode.

  • Samsung Knox

    Enroll Samsung Galaxy fleets at scale with Knox Mobile Enrollment and manage the OEM layer a generic MDM cannot reach, from the barcode engine to physical keys.

  • Office 365

    Push Office 365 apps and accounts to managed devices automatically. Email, Teams, OneDrive, and SharePoint are configured on enrollment with no manual credential entry.

  • Google Workspace

    Sync your Google Workspace directory to manage user access at scale. Block unmanaged devices from company data, enforce Google authentication, and keep user groups in sync automatically.

  • Okta

    Connect Appaloosa to Okta for Single Sign-On (SSO) and automated user provisioning. Sync users and groups so device access stays aligned with your identity provider.

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FAQ

Frequently asked questions about Android MDM

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Work profile on personal devices (BYOD), fully managed company devices, managed work profile (COPE), and dedicated/kiosk devices, all through Android Enterprise.
Yes. Managed Google Play controls the catalog, sideloaded APKs are blocked by default, and you can allow or block apps by package name.
Yes, including OEM settings for Samsung Knox and Zebra.
Zero-touch, QR code or token, and Knox Mobile Enrollment for Samsung fleets.
Two things. Enrollment: Knox Mobile Enrollment registers Galaxy devices at the point of purchase, so a batch of phones bought from a reseller enrolls itself on first boot with no QR code and no unboxing. Control: Samsung Knox management reaches the OEM layer that plain Android Enterprise leaves alone, which matters on rugged Galaxy hardware where the barcode engine, the programmable keys and the firmware update channel are Samsung-specific.
Android kiosk management uses the dedicated-device mode of Android Enterprise. The device enrolls without a personal account, boots straight into the app you chose, and the home button, notification shade, settings and task switcher are gone. You can pin one app or a short list, allow a specific browser URL, and keep the device manageable from the console while it is locked. Exiting requires an admin action, not a gesture the user can find.
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