The App Categories module allows enterprises to define a custom classification system for managing large volumes of apps more efficiently. It helps administrators categorize, filter, and configure apps precisely.

This module supports the creation of custom private categories, which can be used to classify the following app types:

Primary Operations:

Secondary Operations:

Typical Use Cases:

The "Create Private App Category" function allows enterprises to define a customized app classification structure. Administrators can fill in the category name, upload an icon, and set the status to quickly create a new category, and move apps originally assigned to the default category into the new one.

The created categories are visible only within the current enterprise and apply to Enterprise Private Apps, Enterprise Public Apps, and Enterprise Web Apps. Once created, the categories can be used for filtering apps in modules like My Apps and App Publishing Policy, improving app discovery and strategy assignment efficiency.

This function allows administrators to control whether a specific app category is visible and accessible to end users in iMin Store. When a category is enabled, users can browse it and view the apps it contains. When disabled, the category will be hidden from iMin Store, preventing users from accessing it through the category entry point, though it does not affect the apps’ availability or management.

This feature is typically used to manage categories related to specific industries, customers, or deprecated content, ensuring the Store remains clean and relevant.

This operation allows you to edit an existing private app category, including its name, icon, and status, and optionally migrate apps from the default category into this one. Changes will immediately affect category management across multiple platform modules.

It not only impacts how categories are displayed in the iMin Store but also updates the classification of enterprise apps (including private, public, and web apps) to ensure consistency across the app library, policy configurations, and other management scenarios.

This feature allows you to view detailed information about a private app category, including the category name, icon, and its associated app list. Through this page, administrators can quickly confirm the number and details of apps under the category (e.g., app name, package name, version number), facilitating classification maintenance, policy configuration, and content review.

This details view serves as a key entry point for category management, particularly useful in classification verification, content tracing, and version control scenarios.

This operation is used to permanently delete a private app category. Once deleted, the category will be removed from the list, and all apps previously assigned to it will be automatically moved to the “Default” category, ensuring that no enterprise app remains uncategorized on the platform.

This operation is suitable for cleaning up unused, redundant, or incorrectly named categories, helping enterprises maintain a clear and manageable classification structure.

This module supports configuring and managing the category information of private applications. All category configurations will synchronize across the enterprise app display structure (including private, public, and web apps) and terminal views (iMin Store).

While categories do not directly affect app functionality or policy execution, they play a vital role in operational organization and management.