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Get rid of the spreadsheets and start organizing your fleet natively
Organizing your devices by location, type, OS, function, or hardware revision is a painstaking process, let alone finding a way to do it inside your MDM. With Esper, you can group devices based on these and other criteria (or even with your own custom tags), and then assign relevant apps, content, and settings to each group and subgroup. It’s scalable, straightforward, and it all lives in a single pane of glass.
Grouping may not seem like the most impactful feature at first glance, but it’s a fundamental component for achieving fleet productivity at scale. Without a robust grouping scheme, simple things become hard very quickly. Esper is designed to ensure that you have reliable, repeatable workflows as your fleet grows.
Reliable, repeatable, and scalable are in our DNA at Esper. We know how complicated and unapproachable typical MDM tools are, and how difficult they make achieving these outcomes. Grouping is one piece of the puzzle in fleet scale, but it’s a crucial one, and that’s why we built this feature so robustly. That means Esper can grow with you, from five stores to 5,000 — letting you define your device organization in the way that makes the most sense to you.
Whether it’s about precisely defining your software testing rollout strategy, keeping an inventory, regionalizing your content deployments, or distributing fleet management across locations, there are dozens of reasons that grouping your devices is a foundational part of fleet strategy. With Esper, you can do it all.
Maintaining security is about maintaining control of your assets. Esper provides the controls necessary to secure and manage the Android tablets we have deployed. We value Esper's ability to manage everything at the device level or group level (department/customer) and stagger updates to ensure that devices don't go down during critical hours, remote debugging, and hardware validation.
Device grouping is a way to organize your devices to make them easier to manage.
You can group your devices any way you can think of — device type, hardware, device location, OS version, and more.
You can create 5 subgroups nested within a parent group.
Yes. A device group can include different device types within it.
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