Mosyle Manager brings all the possibilities of iPadOS and iOS remote management through workflows carefully designed considering the specific deployment models and use cases in K‑12. Mosyle Manager's unique K‑12 centric flows and features offer a first‑in‑market approach that balances a powerful feature set, and scalability that ensures any task will be performed with a few clicks and possibly automated for the future, creating a truly “set it and forget it” experience.
Finally, flexible scoping options allow IT Administrators to push commands to any group of devices with minimal effort leveraging regular MDM organizational groups or specific K‑12 hierarchy elements, such as classes and grade levels.
From 100 to 100,000 devices, no other solution makes iOS and iPadOS Remote Management on K‑12 more efficient, scalable and affordable.
"Mosyle Corporation" will automatically configure your iPad
What does Remote Management do?
Remote management enables the administrator of "Mosyle Corporation" to set up email and network accounts, install and configure apps, and manage this iPad's settings.
About Remote Management...When deploying new iPad devices, Mosyle puts the Zero‑Touch approach as its highest point. Not only does Mosyle support all possible configurations available for Automated Device Enrollment (former DEP ‑ Device Enrollment Program), but also adds several layers that are important when setting up new devices, such as installing necessary apps and enforcing controls for security compliance from the very first use of the device.
It doesn’t matter where students are when they receive their iPad or when a wipe must be performed, Mosyle Manager will take the lead and completely automate the deployment of school‑owned devices without any extra work for IT Admins.
Mosyle has a track record for always being ready when iPadOS & iOS updates introduce new MDM tools, features, configurations, and programs.
With Mosyle, it doesn’t matter what the future will bring for iPadOS & iOS management in Education. You will be able to implement new functionalities from the first second they’re released or even test beforehand with Beta releases designed to help you get prepared for upcoming changes.