Vmware, Inc.

Airwatch LLC

Naveen Pitchandi

Kevin Jones

Gerard T Murphy

Adarsh Subhash Chandra Jain

Suyu Pan

Bhavesh Krishna Kumar

David Jablonski

Kai Chen

Christopher Burns

Sachin Ramachandran

Allan Howard

Disclosed are examples related to data driven interfaces for decoupling management system components from a manufacturer or a platform of client devices managed by the management system. In some examples, among others, a system can generate a data driven interface template that can be used to cause rendering of a data driven user interface for configuring a profile payload of a device profile for the client device. The system can generate, based on values associated with the data driven user interface, a profile document in an instance in which values are obtained from the data driven user interface. In some aspects, the profile document is a generic representation of the profile payloads for the platform, the manufacturer or the type of the client device.

Data driven interfaces for decoupling components of a management system from manufacturer and platform of managed client devices

Disclosed are various examples for enrolling a device in a management service. An enrollment wizard can include a series of user interfaces to facilitate enrollment of a device in the management service. Enrollment data can be obtained from the user and sent to the management service for authentication of the user and device. A user interface object can be instantiated to access a webpage within a user interface of the enrollment wizard for downloading a configuration profile provided by the management service. A user can be redirected to a settings application to install the configuration profile.

Device enrollment in a management service

Disclosed are various examples for enforcing enterprise requirements for client device deployment. One example includes receiving a device enrollment request that is part of an activation of a client device that is registered with a registration service. A whitelist including a management application is enforced on the client device by installing a first profile on the client device. The management application is executed in a kiosk mode. The management application obtains at least one enterprise requirement including a terms of service. A second profile is installed on the client device causing the client device to cease enforcing the whitelist and the kiosk mode.

Enforcing enterprise requirements for devices registered with a registration service

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