1. Features and Objectives

The Device List (GMA) is one of the core entry points of the KiwiCloud management platform. It is designed to centrally display and manage all enrolled GMA-type devices. Administrators can perform key operations such as status monitoring, filtering and locating devices, executing remote actions, navigating to device details, and conducting batch management—ensuring efficient control over the full device lifecycle.

Compared with KMA/IMA-type devices, GMA devices rely on the Google Management Framework for enrollment and policy distribution. Combined with KiwiCloud’s visualized management and remote action capabilities, this module supports unified operations in scenarios where multiple brands of devices require mixed management.

Typical Use Cases:

Filter GMA devices by status or attributes, then batch-execute remote actions such as restart, shutdown, or policy distribution.
Precisely locate a single device, access its details page for diagnostics and troubleshooting.
Integrate with Device Groups to enable group-based management and policy inheritance.
Combine with Application Release Policies to verify app installation and compliance status.
Link with Enrollment Management and Zero-Touch, QR Code Enrollment to complete the closed-loop process from device onboarding to centralized control.

2. Main Operations

2.1 View and Filter Devices

Navigate to [Device Management] > [Device List], then click the GMA tab. By default, the system displays all registered GMA-type devices.
Use the filter bar at the top of the page to filter devices by status, model, country/region, and other dimensions.
You can perform a fuzzy search by entering a device name or serial number keyword. The list supports pagination and allows you to select multiple devices for batch operations.

2.2 View Device Details

In the device list, click the [Details] button on the right of the target device to open its detail page.
The details page provides full information including device status, associated policies, installed applications, and security details.

👉 See also: Device Details (GMA) User Manual

2.3 Remote Device Actions (Single / Batch)

Batch Actions

After selecting multiple devices in the list, you can issue remote commands via the [Batch Actions] button at the top. Supported actions include:

Associate device policy
Associate application policy
Associate file distribution policy
Unlock device
Remote reboot
Delete device
Clear application data

Single Device Actions

Click the [Actions] button on the right side of a single device row to perform the following operations:

Associate device policy
Associate application policy
Associate file distribution policy
Enable lost mode / Disable lost mode
Device location
Lock device
Unlock device
Remote reboot
Remote assistance
Revoke configuration
Restore default policy
Clear application data

👉 See also: Remote Actions(GMA) User Manual

3. Secondary Operations

3.1 Device Search and Filtering

Supports combined filtering by device name, status, model, serial number, country/region, and other conditions in the top search bar.
Provides fuzzy search functionality, allowing quick location of target devices using keywords.
Filter conditions can be reset or expanded into advanced options for more refined searches.

3.2 Export Device List

Click the [Export] button in the top-right corner of the page to export the device list under the current filter conditions.
The exported format is a CSV file, with fields including device name, manufacturer, model, model name, serial number, status, and more.
Exported files can be used for asset inventory, operations analysis, or audit archiving.

4. Configuration Items Description

Field / Action	Description
Device Status	Indicates the lifecycle stage of the device, including: Registered, In Use, Lost, Repair, Retired, etc.
Online Status	Displays the current online/offline state of the device. The online status of GMA devices is reported by the KiwiCloud app.
Compliance	Shows the device’s compliance status with policies. The system compares the actual configuration with the deployed policies. If discrepancies are found, the compliance remediation mechanism is automatically triggered.
Remote Actions	Supports remote operations for single or multiple devices (e.g., reboot, lock, clear app data). If the device is offline, the command will be cached for 10 minutes; beyond that, the command will expire.
Policy Actions	Policy deployment does not depend on device online status. For GMA devices, policy deployment is guaranteed by Google Android Enterprise services.
Device Attributes	Displays basic device information including manufacturer, model, OS version, serial number, region, etc. These fields can also be used as search and filter conditions.