OneNexus MDM · Enterprise Android Device Management Platform

01 · Positioning & Value

From “configure one device at a time” to “manage the fleet”

OneNexus MDM is a device management and app delivery platform for corporate-owned Android devices. The web console defines the desired state; the Android client installed on each device applies it and reports back. It is not about installing an app on a device — it is about operating devices at fleet scale.

In one sentence: the console publishes configuration, the device enforces it, the result is reported back. Apps, launcher and usage policies are pushed once and the device stays in the target state — this is a fleet operations problem, not a per-device setup task.

For IT administrators

Select devices by group, configuration or status and apply changes in bulk. Day to day you watch device activity, investigate exceptions and manage scope.

For business operations

App versions, configuration baselines and usage limits live in one profile — a new device is productive as soon as it syncs.

For front-line users

The device boots straight into the business interface. Daily actions stay within the work scope, reducing mistakes and distraction.

01 · Positioning & Value

Six device management challenges our customers face

In stores, warehouses, production lines and field service, the hard question is rarely “which device” — it is “what do we do with the whole batch”.

Challenge	How it shows up	How OneNexus MDM answers
Inconsistent delivery	Same model configured by hand by different people — versions, permissions and settings all differ	Configuration is defined once and applied automatically after enrollment; the whole batch reuses it
Upgrades need a site visit	App updates require touching each device on site or shipping it back; distributed branches suffer most	Upload a new version in the console and bind it to a profile; devices install on next connection and results are visible
State is unknown	“Where is that device, is it online, is the profile applied, is it on the right version?”	One device list shows online state, last sync, applied configuration, app and file status
Usage is uncontrolled	Spare devices fill up with unrelated apps, get side-loaded or escape the business launcher	A managed launcher exposes only business entries, backed by app allow-listing and system restrictions
Expensive troubleshooting	“Let me take a look” on site; without records you cannot tell why an install failed	Per-device records for sync, install, file transfer, policy enforcement and command history
No accountability	Shared admin accounts — who changed what is unclear; loaned or resold devices stay unmanaged	User, role and device group are separated; each account acts only within its granted scope

01 · Positioning & Value

The whole product: one repeatable delivery loop

Intent on the management side becomes real device state through five stages; the console reads results, the device enforces them, and the loop keeps running.

Prepare

Create device groups, configurations and version baselines in the console — the delivery target

Enroll

Devices join as Device Owner via QR provisioning, in-app enrollment or broadcast

Publish

Push apps, launcher layout, restrictions and files to the target devices in one action

Enforce

The on-device agent installs and applies policy; the launcher switches to business mode

Report

Status, results and exceptions return to the console — target state to achieved state

Management · Web Management side · web console

The administrator's single working surface: inventory, apps, configurations, files and permissions.

Device · Agent + Launcher Device side · Android Agent + Launcher

A single APK handles both connection and enforcement and the corporate home screen, keeping devices in the target state.

Two surfaces for two kinds of users — the management side (IT team, web console) enrolls devices, watches usage, publishes and verifies configuration; front-line users get a corporate launcher with only the business apps they need. What a device shows and what it may do is defined by the administrator.

Configuration is the centre of the platform — configuration items cover accounts, roles, device groups, apps and files, connectivity; publishable objects include apps, profiles, permissions, remote commands and accounts; and both can be copied and reused for a similar device batch. Every daily action orbits around configuration.

Turn a shelf of Android devices into one managed fleet

Built for Android devices with a fixed purpose, a defined set of business apps and sites spread across locations. Talk to us and prove it on your own devices.

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