1.Confirm your Product License
Go to: System Management > Organization Management > License: Confirm product authorization information.
2.Configure Default Rules:
System Settings: This section includes the core configuration of the system, mainly including security, compliance, default policies, etc.
Account Security Policy
You can configure:
The automatic deactivation period for inactive accounts
The expiration time and session count limits
Email alerts for failed login attempts
An IP whitelist for backend (admin console) access
Compliance Settings
When a device triggers a non-compliant action, you can choose to:
Disable the device
Factory reset the device
The maximum duration for either action must not exceed 30 days.
Additionally:
The number of days before a factory reset must be greater than the number of days before the device is disabled.
To disable the device immediately upon a non-compliant event, set the disable duration to 0 days.
Default Device Policy
KiwiCloud supports the following default policy settings for managed devices:
Enforce password complexity requirements
Define application access permissions and system update policies, including:
Restricting whether network and connectivity options are enabled
Controlling time windows for device network usage
Managing display and sound settings
Organization Management:
KiwiCloud provides flexible and secure role-based access control through:
Creating and assigning the customized roles
Support for multi-level organization structures (up to 5 levels)
Granular permission control per organization, including
Assigning different permission levels to each organization
Differentiating sub-account types as Control or Collaborative
Fully customizable sub-account permissions
Android Enterprise:
To enable GMA device management, you must first link a Google Enterprise Account.
Once Android Enterprise is linked, KiwiCloud will use Google’s Android Management API (AMAPI) to manage the devices.
What is Android Enterprise?
Android Enterprise is a feature developed by Google specifically for Android devices (version 5.0 and above), providing various functionalities and configurations to meet the security and device management needs of enterprises.
The following features are supported by Android Enterprise:
Add applications to the app store
No user intervention required, silent installation of applications (MGP public applications and private applications)
Modify the configuration and permissions of specific applications
Customize the app store
Enhance data security through Android Enterprise restrictions and configurations