Full feature list

Android GMS compulsory

Available from Android 6 Marshmallow
Android Enterprise does not support Android AOSP.

List of Android Enterprise devices here

Solution developed & hosted on Google Cloud Platform

WizyEMM is Cloud only

COSU – Locked down device with applications silently pushed on device

COBO – Android like user interface with Managed Google Play Store accessible to select and install apps

COPE – Available with the Android Management API end Q4 2020

BYOD – A set of applications and restrictions embedded in a container managed by the entreprise

From Android 6+ for devices with NFC

From Android 6+

From Android 7+

From Android 8 + for supported devices

From Android 8 + for supported devices

From Android 6+

WIFI can be pre-configured in the console and applied to all devices in a profile

• Supports WPA / WPA2 PSK and 802.1xEAP
• Supports WEP – PSK
• Supports WEP – EAP
• Supports TLS and TTLS
• Define proxy configurations
• IP Settings DHCP or Static
• Option to setup WIFI priority orders

This can be used to force a VPN on a device (always-on VPN)

Define groups of devices by applying labels to devices
You can then:

• Filter devices by group on the device list page
• Apply actions on a group (lock, wipe, change profile etc.)
• Filter by group on the geolocation map

Define groups based on dynamic criteria (eg: devices that went offline for more than 24h)

Define geofences and assign them to groups.
When a device leaves a geofence, it will be blocked, and will receive a message inviting the user to bring back the device to the geofence.

With advanced filtering options:

• By IMEI
• By serial number
• By status
• By profile
• By user

Option to restrict enrolment to Devices pre-approved / imported in the console

A Profile includes 

• Kiosk mode option
• Device Policies restrictions (see below for details)
• Application management: 
  • Android apps (public or private) can be whitelisted, force-installed, pre-installed, blocked
  • Web Applications pushed on the device 
• Configuration of location settings
• Configuration of System and App Updates (automatic, postponed or windowed)
• Configuration of password constraints
• Configuration of keyguard
• Configuration of permission management (prompt, grant, deny)
• Configuration of whitelisted Wifi Networks
• Configuration of language of device during enrollment
• Configuration of timezone of device during enrollment

Automatic update of all devices when a profile is updated in the console

Apply a policy to devices in a specific timeframe

For Customer creation, deletion and billing

Dashboard to create & manage customers accounts

Allows administrators to perform OS and security updates on Zebra devices without a physical connection (Over The Air). Needs a valid subscription to Zebra Lifeguard.

Force-install applications on the kiosk

Customize the kiosk launcher display by:

• Uploading a background wallpaper of your choice
• Choosing where to place your app icons on your kiosk display
• Displaying a bottom banner with additional device details, such as Serial Number
• Defining the rotation of the device : portrait, landscape, or auto-rotate

Enable a limited settings app, which only grants access to: 

• Wifi management
• Bluetooth management
• Brightness and sound settings

Define multiple users on your kiosk each with different application permissions, with password access

Leave the kiosk from the device with an administrator password. This feature works both online and offline.

Online Guide & Ticketing platform hosted on Zendesk

Optional at extra Cost, available on all Android devices

Optional at extra Cost 

Note : this depends on the device manufacturer

• Available on: HP, Lenovo, Sony, Zebra, Samsung, Honeywell, Archos, Point Mobile
• Devices coming Q1 2021: Datalogic, Unitech

This list is not exhaustive and subject to change

Updating the Managed Playstore in the console will update the Applications available to download / install on the devices

Deleting an App in the Profile applied to the device or in the Managed Play store will immediately uninstall the App from the device

Apps are automatically downloaded from the Play Store and silently installed on the device. User can delete the apps.

Apps are automatically downloaded from the Play Store and silently installed on the device. User cannot delete the apps.

Apps that are blacklisted in the console will automatically be deleted from the device

Apps installed on the device are hidden to the user

Ensure that application configurations have been correctly applied on the device.
We call this feedback channel “Application Logs” in our console

Sideload an APK remotely onto devices from the WizyEMM console

Android Enterprise Managed Playstore is embedded in WizyEMM console.

Open the Public Managed Play Store to approve Public Apps to be listed in Your Managed PlayStore.
With Approval Preferences, automatically decide what to do when permissions required by an app are changed: either keep the app approved or remove it from the Managed Play Store.

3 possibilities to add private apps to the Managed Play Store

1. Upload the apk file in your private Google Play Store console and privately target it to your organization. After approval, it will be listed in your Managed Apps.
2. Host the apk file on your servers and upload the APK link directly into your managed Google Play store.
3. Sideloaded APK directly on the device with some manual setup.

We highly recommend method 1, because it automatically includes the security scanning of the Google Play Protect.

List your Web Apps directly in the Profile menu. They will be automatically added as an Icon on the Device home page. Decide how to display the content: within a browser like Chrome with navigation buttons or in full screen .

These are used for developers to gradually test and rollout applications versions. For applications with tracks enabled on Google Play console

Enable specific system apps (i.e. stock apps preinstalled on a device by the manufacturer)

For applications with Permissions settings enabled

For applications with Managed Configurations enabled

You can use variables to automatically pull information from your devices and input it as a value into your WizyEMM console. The information you can pull is data specific to each device, such as a device’s IMEI number, MAC address, or associated username

Enrollment time, Applied profile name, Applied profile version, Last profile sync time

Email, First Name, Last Name

API Level

Total RAM, Total internal storage

Shutdown temperatures, Throttling temperatures, Current temperature, Level, Status

Mode (Device Owner or Profile Owner), Current state (Active or Disabled), Last status report time

Refresh rate, State, Width, Height, Density

Encryption, Unknown sources enabled, Development settings enabled, Verify apps enabled

Brand, Hardware, Manufacturer, Model, CPU/GPU/Skin throttling and shutdown temperatures

Android version, Android Device Policy version code and name, Kernel version, Android build time, Security patch level, Primary language code, Device build signature, Android build number

List of system and Play Store apps installed on the device

RAM measurement, Internal storage measurement, External storage measurement, External storage detection

Battery level, Power connected, Power disconnected, Low power mode, Boot completed, Shut down

Battery temperature, CPU/GPU/Skin temperatures, CPU usage, Fan speed

IMEI, Operator name, MAC address, Phone Number, Data network type

Visualized on Google Maps

Monitor data consumption per app then update the policies dynamically (eg: blocking an app)

Delete all data, and perform a factory reset (Applies to fully-managed devices only). On BYOD devices, it will only remove the business managed apps.

Lock or Unlock the device in 1 click. Lock message can be set and displayed on the device

Location on Google Maps in 1 click

Send a message on the Device screen

Reboot the device (available from Android 7.0+)

Start applications remotely on any enrolled device

Ping a device to test its connectivity

Reinitialize the user password or force a new one

Turn the screen off

Can be used to

• Update Hardware Policies (see list in next sections)
• Update Password constraints

Can be used to push a PDF file to devices remotely.

Can be used to push a certificate to devices

Can be used to push any file to a device’s SD card remotely.

Can be used to silently install an APK which cannot be uploaded to a private Google Play store.

Bundle actions together, and apply them to devices during enrolment or afterwards.

Can be used to retrieve files from device and system, application logs
Note : This feature is already available on the OEMConfig app for Zebra devices

Set the master volume mute on or off.

After setting this, no applications will be able to access any cameras on the device.

Set whether the screen capture is disabled. Disabling screen capture also prevents the content from being shown on display devices that do not have a secure video output.

Disabling the status bar blocks notifications, quick settings and other screen overlays that allow escaping from a single use device.

Setting the keyguard to disabled has the same effect as choosing “None” as the screen lock type, meaning that the user does not unlock the device to access Android. However, this call has no effect if a password, pin or pattern is currently set. If a password, pin or pattern is set after the keyguard was disabled, the keyguard stops being disabled.

Enabling the install from unknown sources allows the user to install apps which are not listed on the Google Play Store. This is a security risk, since you cannot rely on Google Play Protect anymore.

Follow the default update behavior for the device, which typically requires the user to accept system updates.

Installs system updates (without user interaction) as soon as they become available.

Postpones the installation of system updates for 30 days. After 30 days, the parameter falls back to Auto Install.

Installs system updates (without user interaction) during a daily maintenance window. After 30 days, the parameter falls back to Auto Install.

All incoming system updates (including security patches) are blocked and won’t be installed. When a device is outside the freeze period, normal update behavior applies.

*End date must be no later than 90 days from the start date. If the end date is earlier than the start date, the freeze period is considered wrapping year-end.

Supports OEM config for Zebra, Honeywell, Samsung and all other manufacturer that provides OEMConfig application

Email and Bell Notifications

On demand development

Self-service dashboards for advanced data analytics & historical analysis with Google Data Studio and Google BigQuery (extra cost for customer)