Android Device Management (MDM)

What We Develop

We develop device management and deployment solutions for the events industry.

Our work is built around the reality of live environments, where devices need to be configured quickly, managed consistently, and ready to perform on-site without unnecessary complexity.

For AV suppliers, event organisers, venues, exhibitors, agencies, and production teams, managing devices at scale can quickly become messy. Tablets, touchscreens, kiosks, scanners, media players, Android displays, check-in devices, lead capture units, and demo hardware all need to be prepared, secured, updated, and supported.

We build systems that make that process easier.

Our platform helps teams enrol, configure, monitor, and manage event devices from one central place. Whether you are preparing ten tablets for an exhibition stand or hundreds of devices across multiple venues, we help make deployment simpler, faster, and more controlled.

Why We Build It

Events run on tight timelines.

Devices often need to be set up, shipped, installed, tested, used, collected, reset, and redeployed again — sometimes across multiple events, clients, locations, and teams.

Without proper device management, this becomes difficult to control. Apps may be missing. Settings may be wrong. Devices may be left unlocked. Screens may sleep at the wrong time. Staff may need manual setup instructions. Hardware may come back in different states. Support teams may not know which device belongs to which event, client, or location.

We build to remove that friction.

Our goal is to give event and AV teams a better way to manage fleets of devices, reduce manual setup, improve consistency, and keep equipment ready for live use.

What This Means in Practice

Our solutions can help with:

Bulk Android device enrolment

Remote device configuration

Event-specific device profiles

App installation and updates

Play Store access control

Kiosk and single-app modes

Multi-app event device setups

Device lockdown for public-facing use

Screen, camera, network, and security restrictions

Wi-Fi and connectivity configuration

Device status and compliance reporting

Asset tracking and device assignment

Remote policy changes before, during, and after events

Resetting and redeploying devices between clients or shows

This gives AV suppliers and event teams a repeatable way to prepare devices instead of rebuilding every setup from scratch.

Built for Event Environments

Event devices are not always used like normal office devices.

They may sit on a registration desk, be handed to sales staff, mounted into kiosks, connected to touchscreens, used for lead capture, locked to a product demo, or deployed as part of a branded activation.

That means they need to be reliable, restricted where necessary, and easy to support.

We develop tools that help teams control how each device behaves depending on its role at the event. A check-in tablet can have one setup. A lead capture device can have another. A public-facing kiosk can be locked down. A staff device can have more flexibility.

The device should match the job it is there to do.

Why AV Suppliers and Event Teams Work With Us

AV suppliers are increasingly expected to provide complete digital experiences, not just hardware.

Clients may ask for configured tablets, managed touchscreens, registration devices, digital signage players, interactive demo units, or locked-down lead capture tools. Delivering that manually takes time and creates risk.

We help AV teams offer managed device deployment as part of their event service.

That means devices can be prepared remotely, assigned to events, configured to client requirements, and supported without needing every setting changed by hand.

For organisers and exhibitors, it means fewer setup issues, more consistent devices, and a smoother experience on the day.

For AV suppliers, it means a stronger service offering, less manual work, and better control over hardware in the field.

Why It Matters

A device that is not set up correctly can cause problems at the worst possible time.

At an event, there is rarely time to troubleshoot basic configuration, install missing apps, fix permissions, unlock settings, reconnect Wi-Fi, or explain device setup to temporary staff.

Device management gives teams confidence before the doors open.

It helps ensure devices are ready, secure, consistent, and aligned with the event brief. It reduces the chance of mistakes and makes it easier to support hardware across multiple clients, sites, and teams.

We build because event technology should not depend on last-minute manual setup.

It should be managed, repeatable, and ready to go.