One UEM solution, every OS
Real-Time Inventory
Device Management
Mobile Device Management
Mobile Device Managementacross every platform
Enroll, configure and secure your whole fleet from a single console: iPhone, iPad, Android, Windows PCs and Macs.
One security baseline, one inventory, whatever the device. Mobile device management grown into full cross-platform UEM.
iOS, Android, Windows & Mac
One console (UEM)
Hosted in France, SecNumCloud
The hidden cost of one tool per platform
Nobody chooses a fragmented fleet. It arrives one purchase at a time: a tool for the iPhones, a second one for the Windows laptops, a spreadsheet for the tablets in the warehouse. Each one works on its own. Together they leave gaps that nobody owns, and those gaps only surface on the day something goes wrong.
The inventory nobody owns
Ask how many devices you manage and you get three answers from three tools. The devices missing from all three are the ones that should worry you.
Policies that drift apart
A passcode length set here, a different one there, and no reliable way to tell which devices actually apply either rule.
The half-finished offboarding
The laptop comes back to IT on the last day. The phone lives in another tool, stays enrolled, and nobody notices for months.
What changes on Monday morning
Managing a fleet is not a project, it is a weekly routine: someone joins, someone loses a phone, an OS release lands, an auditor asks for proof. Here is what those four moments look like once every device sits in the same console.
Someone joins on Monday
The device is assigned before it is unboxed. Apps, Wi-Fi and passcode rules apply on first boot, so nobody spends an afternoon setting it up by hand.
A phone is left at the airport
You lock it from the console and remove the company data. On a company-owned Android device you can also see where it last checked in.
A new OS version ships
You see which devices are lagging behind, platform by platform, and roll out the update policy without chasing everyone twice by email.
An audit needs evidence
Encryption, OS version and compliance state for every enrolled device, read from the inventory instead of rebuilt in a spreadsheet.
Integrations
Works With Your Stack, on Every Platform
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Automated Device Enrollment (ADE)
Set up and manage Apple devices (iPhone, iPad, and Mac) using Automated Device Enrollment for streamlined, zero-touch deployment.
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Android Enterprise
Deploy and manage Android devices with Android Enterprise: work profile, fully managed and dedicated-device modes.
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Microsoft Entra ID
Maintain an accurate device inventory by syncing your corporate directory from Microsoft Entra with Appaloosa.
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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.
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FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions About Mobile Device Management
- Mobile device management (MDM) lets IT administrators remotely enroll, configure and secure devices from one console. Appaloosa started with iOS and Android and now covers Windows and macOS too, so the same console manages your whole fleet as unified endpoint management (UEM).
- iOS, Android, Windows and macOS, all from a single console with one security baseline and one inventory. Enrollment uses Apple ADE, Android zero-touch, Samsung Knox and per-device Windows enrollment.
- MDM reduces IT workload by automating device enrollment and configuration. A single admin can manage thousands of devices from one dashboard. Key benefits include zero-touch deployment (devices are ready on first boot), centralized security policy enforcement, silent app deployment without individual store accounts, real-time compliance monitoring, and remote lock or wipe for lost devices. Most organizations save several hours per device in setup and ongoing management time.
- Yes. MDM enforces security at the device level through mandatory passcodes, encryption requirements, remote lock and wipe, and separation of business and personal data. Appaloosa hosts all data in France on SecNumCloud-qualified infrastructure, making it a strong choice for European organizations with data residency requirements. All communications between devices and the MDM server are encrypted.
- With Appaloosa, initial setup takes about 30 minutes during a guided onboarding call. After configuring your policies and testing on a first device, you can roll out to your full fleet using zero-touch enrollment through Apple Business Manager or Android Zero-Touch. Most companies are fully operational within a single day, regardless of fleet size.
- The three labels describe the same job at different scopes. Mobile device management covers the device itself: enrollment, passcode, encryption, restrictions, remote wipe. Enterprise mobility management adds the layers around the device, mainly app distribution, managed configurations and corporate accounts, which is where an enterprise app store belongs. Unified endpoint management drops the mobile-only boundary and puts laptops and desktops in the same console as the phones. Appaloosa started on iOS and Android and now covers Windows and macOS, so what you actually get is a UEM solution with the enterprise mobility management pieces already included, not four tools stitched together.
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