On the "My Apps" page, click the [Add App] button in the top-right corner;

Select [Add Google Play Public App] from the dropdown menu.

The system will load the Google Play Store interface, showing popular apps;

Use the top search bar to enter keywords and find your target app;

Filter by rating, editor’s choice, new arrivals, and more.

Click the desired app to view its details page;

Click the [Select] button in the top-right corner;

Click [Add] at the bottom of the page to complete the process.

Once added, the app will immediately appear in "My Apps" with a status of "Published";

You can now include it in application-related policy configurations.

In "My Apps", click [Add App], then select [Google Play Private App];

Choose “Private App” and click [Next].

The system will display key upload notes, including package name, signing, and deletion restrictions;

Check “I acknowledge” and click [Confirm] to proceed.

On the "Private Apps" screen, click the [➕] button in the bottom right.

Enter the App Title (max 30 characters);

Click [Upload App] to upload a .apk or .aab file;

After upload, click [Create] to finish.

Once uploaded, your app will appear in the list;

Click the app icon to enter its detail page.

Click the [Select App] button on the detail page;

Click [Add] in the bottom-right to finish.

On the "My Apps" page, click [Add App], then select [Google Play Private App];

In the popup window, choose "Web App" and click [Next].

The system will display important notes, including name uniqueness, valid URL format, and legal content compliance;

Click [Confirm] to proceed to the Web App creation page.

Click the [➕] button in the bottom right to start creating a new Web App;

Fill in the following details:

After completing the form, click [Create].

After creation, the new Web App will appear in the Web Apps list;

Click the icon to open the app detail page.

On the detail page, click the [Select App] button;

Then click [Add] in the bottom right to complete the addition;

On the "My Apps" page, click the [Add App] button in the top-right corner;

From the dropdown menu, select [Add Enterprise Public App].

Check the box "I have read and agree to the Enterprise Public App Publishing Agreement";

Browse or filter the app list by pages, select the public apps to add (supports multi-selection);

Click the [Add] button at the bottom-right to complete the process.

Successfully added apps will appear in the “My Apps” list with status "Published";

These apps can then be selected for deployment and version control in policy settings.

Click [Upload File] to select and upload a local APK file;

Once uploaded, click [Next] to proceed to the configuration page.

Fill in app icon (optional), category, supported devices (user-defined), and description (optional);

The system will auto-detect app name, package name, and version;

Click [Next] to enter permission settings.

Configure access to camera, location, external storage, etc. (permissions are auto-detected from the APK);

Choose from [Allow], [Deny], or [User Control] for each permission;

Click [Submit] to complete the publishing request.

After submission, the app enters [Pending Approval] status;

Admins can go to "My Apps" and click [Review] to approve or reject the app;

Once approved, the app status becomes “Published” and it can be used in policy deployment.

Apps approved will show “Published” status;

The app can be selected in KMA policy configurations;

Future versions can be uploaded and will also go through the approval process.

On the "My Apps" page, click [Add App], then select [Publish Enterprise Web App];

The system will open the Web App configuration page.

Enter the app name (up to 256 characters);

Enter the Web App URL (must use HTTPS protocol);

Select app category (e.g., Default, Tools, Retail);

Choose display mode (Fullscreen / Standalone Window / Minimal UI);

Upload an app icon (recommended size: 512×512, PNG/JPG format).

Click [Submit]; the app enters "Pending Approval" status;

You can view the submission record in the “My Apps” list.

Admin clicks the [Review] button in the “My Apps” section;

A pop-up will confirm approval. Click [Approve] to complete the process;

Upon approval, the app status changes to “Published.”

Approved Web Apps will show a “Published” status;

Can be configured and deployed in KMA / IMA policy settings;

You can later disable, modify, or delete the app from its detail page.

On the "My Apps" page, click the [Details] button for the target app;

The system opens the “App Details” window, showing the current version by default.

The top summary shows the current version, number of associated policies, group count, and device count;

Use the version dropdown to switch and view historical versions.

Displays app type (e.g., Enterprise Private App), package name, version code, upload time, and other base info;

If the app is from Google Play, the Play Store link will be shown; for private apps, this is omitted.

Shows requested sensitive permissions such as camera, location, and storage;

Displays the permission policy (Allow / Deny / User Control) for each item;

Only auto-detected permissions are shown.

Lists all policies that include the current version of the app;

Displays policy name, type, version, operator, and actions (e.g., Unlink);

Helps identify usage scenarios and version control context.

Shows all device groups where the app has been deployed via policy;

Includes group name, number of devices, policy type, policy ID, and execution time;

Useful for tracing distribution paths.

Lists all terminals that have received the app deployment command;

Shows device name, OS version, policy details, and execution time;

Supports filtering by device name or policy ID for quick traceability.

Displays admin actions performed on the app (e.g., enable/disable, add version, approval);

Includes operation ID, type, executor, result, and timestamp;

Useful for permission audit and troubleshooting.

Records system actions such as auto-deploy, enable/disable by the platform;

Shows action type, result, duration, and timestamp;

Helps diagnose failed deployments or abnormal events.

Go to the “My Apps” page to view the list of all applications;

Use the status filter to select “Draft” and quickly locate apps that can be submitted.

Click the [Actions] button in the target app’s row;

From the dropdown, select [Submit];

The system executes the submission immediately without a confirmation popup.

After successful submission, the app status updates to “Pending Review”;

If approval is disabled, the status changes directly to “Published”;

Use the “Status” filter to check pending or published applications.

Admins go to the “My Apps” list and click [Approve] to review pending apps;

Upon approval, the app status changes to “Published” and becomes available for policy configuration and device deployment.

By default, all apps are displayed;

Use the “App Status” filter to locate all apps in “Pending Review” status.

Locate the pending app version and click the [Approve] button;

A confirmation dialog will appear: “Approve this app?”;

Click [Approve] to approve and publish the app;

Click [Reject] to revert the app status to “Draft.”

If approved, the app status updates to “Published” and can be used in policies;

If rejected, the status changes to “Draft,” allowing for further editing or deletion.

On the “My Apps” page, locate the target app in “Draft” or “Published” status;

Click the [Actions] button on the right and select [Edit] to start editing.

Enterprise Private App:

Enterprise Web App:

All fields are editable. Click [Next] to proceed.

For private app versions, you can adjust camera, location, storage access, etc.;

Three permission modes supported: Allow / Deny / User Control;

After changes, click [Save] or [Submit].

[Save]: Keeps changes in “Draft” status for further editing;

[Submit]: Moves app to “Pending Review”;

If approval workflow is disabled, submission will change status to “Published” immediately.

On the My Apps page, locate the target Enterprise Private App (in “Published” status);

Click the [Actions] button and select [Add New Version].

Upload the new APK file by drag-and-drop or file picker;

The system will validate that the package name matches the original app;

After uploading, click [Next].

Optionally update the app icon;

Fill in fields such as version number, category, supported devices, and description;

The information applies only to this version.

Define permissions required for the new version (e.g., storage access, location, camera);

Each permission supports three control modes: Allow / Deny / User Controlled.

Click [Submit] to move the new version to “Pending Review” status;

Once approved by the administrator, the version will be marked as “Published”;

The system supports multiple versions simultaneously, accessible via the Version List.

View each version's version code, version name, and status (Published / Disabled);

Perform [Disable] action on individual versions;

Click the [Add New Version] button in the top right to upload a new version.