Zero-touch onboarding
Apple ADE, Android zero-touch and Knox, per-device Windows enrollment. Ship straight to the person.
Solution · Corporate device management
Full control of
Full control ofevery device you own
When you own the devices, you set the rules. Enroll, secure and retire company iPhones, Androids, Windows PCs and Macs from one console, from first boot to offboarding.
iOS, Android, Windows, Mac
Zero-touch provisioning
Hosted in France, SecNumCloud
Device lifecycle management, end to end
A company device is bought, provisioned, assigned, updated, reassigned and eventually wiped. Most tools help with the first step and leave you to improvise the rest. Appaloosa runs the whole arc from a single inventory where you always know who has what.
Provision at any scale
Five machines or five hundred, set up before anyone holds them.
Assign and reassign
Devices change hands in a couple of clicks, never falling off the map.
Clean retirement
A full wipe returns any device to a known-good state for the next hire.
One baseline across four systems
Corporate fleets are rarely one OS. Managing four tools for four platforms is how policies drift apart. One console applies your baseline everywhere: encryption on, passcodes enforced, updates controlled, the right apps installed.
Encryption everywhere
BitLocker on Windows, FileVault on Mac, native on mobile, keys escrowed.
Compliance you can prove
Posture and inventory are a report you export, not a week of chasing.
One rule, four platforms
Expressed once, it lands correctly on each device.
They trust us
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions About Corporate Device Management
- iOS, Android, Windows and macOS, from one console.
- Yes, through zero-touch and automated enrollment on each platform.
- A full remote wipe returns the device to a known-good state for reassignment.
- Yes: encryption status, security posture and inventory are reported and exportable.
- Yes, on Android. COPE device management means the company buys the phone and the employee also uses it privately: the device is fully enrolled, and personal use happens inside a work profile on company-owned hardware. Practically, you keep the controls that come with ownership (enrollment before handover, update policy, factory reset on return) while people keep a personal space on the same phone. BYOD is the opposite starting point: the employee owns the device, and management is limited to the work profile you install on it.
- Four moments, all from the same console. Purchase and enrollment: the device is assigned to a person or a role before it is unboxed, and pulls its configuration on first boot. Daily operation: security baseline, app catalog, updates, compliance state. Reassignment: you wipe and re-provision a returned device for the next person without touching the hardware. Retirement: you remove company data, release the licenses, and the device leaves the inventory instead of quietly staying enrolled for months.
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