Quick start guide to start using TinyMDM

Prerequisites to start using TinyMDM:

First of all, you need to register your company. From your TinyMDM dashboard, go to the Enterprise Approved Apps tab and click Register your company. Depending on the registration method you use (professional email address, Google Workspace administrator account or Google account), follow the steps of the tutorial below.

Prerequisite to start using TinyMDM:

quick start to add public apps

quick start to add private apps

TinyMDM Store enables you to approve private applications bypassing the Google Play Store restrictions: package name already used, apk over 50MO, bad signature, etc.

1. Click on Private apps in the relevant box
2. Press the Upload new private app button and download your apk
3. Once the apk is downloaded, check the file informations and click on Publish.

quick start to add manufacturer apps

The Manufacturer Applications box includes all the system applications available for the different manufacturers of your devices.

To approve system applications, you need to click on Manufacturer applications and tick the applications of your choice. Then, they will appear in the list of approved applications and can be installed on the appropriate policies.

To create users, many options exist: you can do so one by one by clicking on Add a user, import a csv list of users by clicking on Import users or use our Microsoft Entra ID (formerly Microsoft Azure) sync feature.

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Even if it’s personally enabled, the device belongs to the organization, hence you must follow the same steps as to enroll a fully managed device (see above). The only difference here is that you must check the box “WPCO enrollment” below the QR code in TinyMDM. More information.

Business-related apps managed by the Work Profile have a particular business icon setting them apart from personal apps. They are held in a secured container and, depending on the policy affected to the device, a secure password will be needed to access it.

The Play Store inside the Work Profile will only display the Enterprise approved apps, but users can access the Play Store as usual once outside the Work Profile.