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PRODUCT · MDM · DEVICE MANAGEMENT
Mobile Device Management Software Inside Your IT Operations Workspace
Infronest brings mobile device management software into the same workspace as the rest of your IT operations, so device control is not one more separate tool to log into. As mdm software built for multi-tenant operations, it enrolls devices across every major OS, enforces policies, and runs remote commands, all scoped to your organization. It lives inside the unified Infronest platform, so devices sit beside your assets and tickets rather than in an isolated console with its own login.
Mobile device management is an Enterprise module, enabled per tenant by the platform Owner.
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Mobile Device Management
6 OS
AndroidiOSWindowsLinux
94%
Compliance · 128 enrolled
Enrolled devices128
Non-compliant8
Pending commands3
Linux agentsActive
Why teams manage devices with Infronest
Every OS from one place. Enroll Android, iOS, Windows, macOS, Linux, and ChromeOS in one registry, not six consoles.
Policies and compliance, enforced. Rules-based compliance scans flag non-compliant devices, so drift does not go unnoticed.
Remote commands with an audit trail. Queue lock, wipe, restart, and policy pushes, each tracked with status and history.
Tenant-isolated by default. Devices, policies, and commands are scoped per organization, with module gating enforced.
Part of your platform, not another login. Device management sits beside monitoring, assets, and tickets in one workspace.
Why Scattered Devices Force Mobile Device Management Software
Teams do not adopt device management for fun. They reach mobile device management software because devices have multiplied beyond what anyone can track by hand. Laptops and phones go unpatched, no one knows which are compliant, and a lost device means a scramble with no way to wipe it. IT leaders, security teams, and operations managers feel this exposure daily, so the goal is control and visibility across every device, not a spreadsheet of guesses.
No one has a live inventory of devices, so compliance is a guess rather than a fact.
Devices go unpatched and drift out of policy, quietly widening the gap that patch management would close.
A lost or stolen device cannot be locked or wiped quickly, so data walks out the door.
Managing each operating system in a separate tool means more logins and more blind spots.
What the MDM Module Does
Mdm solutions in Infronest cover enrollment through to remote control, each scoped to your tenant.
Cross-platform enrollment. Per-OS enrollment tokens and QR payloads for Android, iOS, Windows, macOS, Linux, and ChromeOS.
Unified device registry. One device list across every OS with compliance badges, so mdm tools replace scattered inventories.
Policies and groups. OS-specific policy payloads and device groups with clear assignment workflows.
Compliance engine. Rules-based compliance scans with per-device status and org-wide scan actions.
Remote commands. Queue lock, wipe, restart, and policy-push commands, each with an audit trail and status tracking.
Reports and audit. Inventory, compliance, and audit-log exports that feed into reports and automation.
Why Unified Device Management Beats a Standalone Tool
A separate device tool is one more console, one more login, and one more silo of data. That is the trap most device management falls into: a capable product that lives apart from everything else IT runs, so device context never meets asset or ticket context. Infronest takes the opposite path. Because mdm software here sits inside your operations platform, devices, assets, and tickets share one workspace and one audit trail, which is exactly what teams tired of tool sprawl need.
Tenant isolation is enforced at the core, not bolted on. Every device, policy, and command is scoped to your organization, and module middleware blocks access when MDM is disabled for a tenant, so mdm solutions here suit MSPs and multi-entity teams that must keep each organization's devices strictly separate.
Security and Compliance in One View
Managing devices and securing them are the same effort, and splitting them leaves gaps. Because MDM sits in the same platform as the VAPT module, device compliance and application security can be tracked together, so device posture is part of your overall security picture rather than a separate report no one reconciles.
How MDM Rolls Out
Every rollout follows a clear path, so device control matures in stages inside your tenant.
Step 1, Enable. The platform Owner enables the MDM module for your tenant from the panel, on the Enterprise plan.
Step 2, Enroll. Create an OS-specific enrollment token or QR and register devices via API or agent.
Step 3, Policy. Define baseline policies and assign them to devices or groups.
Step 5, Scale. Connect Apple, Google, and Microsoft workspace connectors as your deployment matures.
Transparent Positioning
The platform UI, APIs, enrollment, and command queueing are production-ready in your tenant workspace.
Physical lock and wipe on endpoints require completed push channels and OS agents, some of which are still maturing.
Apple DEP and Windows OMA-DM need production certificates and identity provider setup before full device control.
Who It Is For
Enterprise mdm here makes sense when device sprawl has outgrown manual tracking.
IT teams that need one registry across every operating system, not six separate tools.
Security teams that need compliance enforced and lost devices handled quickly.
MSPs and multi-entity organizations that need each tenant's devices strictly isolated.
Teams that want device management in the same workspace as their assets and tickets.
Frequently Asked Questions
Android, iOS and iPadOS, Windows, macOS, Linux, and ChromeOS. Enrollment APIs and the dashboard work today, so mdm software here covers a mixed fleet from one registry rather than a separate tool per platform.
Similar scope, enrollment, policies, compliance, and commands, but delivered inside your Infronest workspace with tenant isolation rather than as a separate product login. Mdm solutions here trade a standalone console for one unified operations platform.
Mobile device management is an Enterprise module. The platform Owner can enable it for your tenant or for subsidiary workspaces, so mdm services scale with your organization.
Every device, policy, and command is scoped to your organization, and module middleware blocks access when MDM is disabled for a tenant, so mdm tools here keep each entity's devices strictly isolated.
Yes. Linux enrollment via API is the fastest path for testing, and Android enroll-complete works for UI testing without a physical device, so you can evaluate the mdm software before rolling it out widely.
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