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The configuration edit form is organized into six tabs: This page describes the second tab, Design, which allows you to customize the appearance of the MDM launcher on devices: colors, wallpaper, icon size, displayed title, and screen orientation. Default Set...

The configuration edit form is organized into six tabs: This page describes the third tab, Applications, which allows you to define which applications are installed, removed, or ignored on devices using this configuration. List of Applications The list displ...

The configuration edit form is organized into six tabs: This page describes the fourth tab, MDM Settings, which contains advanced settings for kiosk mode, enrollment, and MDM agent behavior. MDM Application MDM Application: Name of the application used as t...

The configuration edit form is organized into six tabs: This page describes the fifth tab, Application Settings, which allows you to define configuration attributes that are pushed directly to the applications installed on the devices. List of Settings Each ...

The configuration edit form is organized into six tabs: This page describes the sixth tab, Files, which allows you to specify which files managed by the MDM server should be pushed, excluded, or deleted on devices belonging to this configuration. List of File...

This page displays a list of device groups. A group is a flexible collection of devices to which bulk actions can be applied. You can create a group directly from this page using the Add button. A form allows you to name the group and select the devices to...

This page displays the catalog of applications available for MDM deployment. These are the applications that can be assigned to configurations and thus deployed to devices. By default, the list displays only user applications. A filter allows you to also disp...

This page displays the catalog of files available for MDM deployment. These files can be pushed to Android devices to a specific destination path. Typical use cases: Upload a document, image, text file, or any other resource to the device’s shared stor...

A push message is a command sent by the MDM server directly to one or more devices, without waiting for their next synchronization. The device receives it in real time and executes the requested action immediately. This allows, for example, a device to be re...

This page displays the history of text messages sent to devices. Unlike push messages, which trigger technical actions, these messages are intended to be read by the user directly on the device via the Pager app installed by the MDM agent.   A filter allows y...

This page displays a list of MDM configurations and allows you to configure automatic address book synchronization for each one on the devices that use it.   How it works: The MDM agent periodically downloads a contact file in VCF format from a remote URL ...

This section centralizes photos taken by devices on the Medulla server. The MDM agent automatically transfers photos from the device’s directories to the server, where they can be viewed and downloaded via the interface. For each photo, the following inform...

This page manages MDM access for Medulla users. Each Medulla user can be granted access to the MDM interface with limited scope: specific devices, specific configurations, or all of them. This page is accessible only to MDM administrators.   Users are divided ...

These two pages allow you to import and export device lists in bulk in CSV format.   Export The export page allows you to download a CSV file containing the list of devices. You can filter the devices to be exported by group, configuration, or free text. The c...

This page allows you to manage MDM roles. A role defines a set of permissions that determine what a user can see and do in the MDM interface. Each MDM user is assigned a role when their access is configured.   This page is accessible only to MDM administrators...

Network filtering allows you to control which domains are accessible from devices. The MDM agent intercepts DNS requests and applies the rules defined in the profiles assigned to the device configuration. A profile consists of a list of domains and a filte...

Medulla has added a new feature that allows the inventory database to be compared with CVE search APIs based on three CVE database models: NVD (U.S.), CIRCL (Luxembourg), and EUVD (European Agency). This real-time comparison of the inventory database with thes...