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Enterprise Registration
Enterprise registration is a mandatory step after creating your TinyMDM account. This step allows you to subsequently use Google services (including the Play Store) on your devices. Enterprise registration only needs to be completed once.
Creating TinyMDM users and enrolling devices
Users and groups
Devices are enrolled using a QR code or an ID linked to a user. This user can have a name, email address, and other information, or just a generic name. Before enrolling devices, you must choose how users are created (you can learn more here: Users and devices documentation).
Create nominative users for devices assigned to a specific person
- Create users one by one
- Import your users with a CSV file
- Synchronize users from Microsoft Entra ID (Microsoft Azure AD)
Create anonymous users for shared devices
Enroll devices without creating users
- Enroll devices in fully managed mode or in kiosk mode without creating users
- Enroll devices in WPCO mode without creating users
Advanced tutorials linked to users
Enrollment methods
Depending on the management mode chosen (fully managed mode, kiosk mode, WPCO mode, or work profile mode), different enrollment methods can be used. For more information on management modes, please consult this documentation (Management sets guide).
Fully managed or kiosk mode
- Enroll a device using a user’s QR code
- Enroll several devices with the same QR code
- Enroll Samsung devices straight out of the box (without a QR code): KME Enrollment
- Enroll devices straight out of the box (without a QR code): ZTE Enrollment
- Enroll a device without a camera (using the code #afw)
- Unenroll a device enrolled in fully managed mode or kiosk mode
Work profile mode (BYOD)
WPCO mode (Work Profile on Company Owned)
Deploying and managing applications from TinyMDM
TinyMDM allows the deployment of several types of applications: public applications, private applications, web applications or manufacturer applications.
Deploy your applications (per type)
- Define the list of applications to deploy for my company
- Approve and install public applications (Play Store apps)
- Deploy website shortcuts (web applications)
- Approve manufacturers applications (apps preinstalled by the manufacturer)
Deploy private applications
Manage your applications
Permissions and configurations
- Automatically grant or deny permissions for your applications
- Access the configuration of your applications
Private applications managed by the TinyMDM Store
Kiosk mode settings
Kiosk mode allows you to restrict the use of the device to a single application or a restricted list of applications.
General settings for kiosk mode
Applications settings in kiosk mode
Device network settings management
Remote access in fully managed or kiosk mode
TinyMDM allows you to initiate a remote control session with enrolled devices in fully managed or kiosk mode. Depending on the models, this remote access can be accompanied by remote control of the device or options to guide the user through the remote view.
Securing the device, its data, and its use
- Force the user to enter a secure password or PIN code on their device
- Lock the device screen remotely to force the user to enter their password
- Prevent factory reset
- Configure FRP (Factory Reset Protection) to prevent device lock with a personal Google account
- Remotely reset a device to factory settings
- Set up screen lock based on vehicle speed
Configuration of Internet browsing on devices
From TinyMDM, it is possible to configure and/or restrict Internet browsing on devices.
Device inventory management
From the Devices tab, you can monitor the hardware status of your devices as well as the application of actions performed from TinyMDM.
TinyMDM Console Access Configuration
To open access to the TinyMDM console to other people, you must create a manager account for them. A single manager can have access to multiple accounts, but there can only be one administrator per console.
- Create manager access and assign them console rights
- Restrict the manager’s view to a portion of the console’s devices by creating structures
- Set up two-factor authentication for administrator login or manager logins
- Configure SSO login to TinyMDM using SAML
- View the log of actions performed on the console
Work profile configuration
TinyMDM subscription management
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