Device management
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Data erasure
Factorial IT erases managed device data using the encryption-key destruction built into each operating system. This article covers the...
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Platform support
Factorial IT manages macOS, Windows, Linux, iOS, iPadOS, Android and ChromeOS from one place. This article lists the minimum...
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Set up MDM on Apple devices
Apple devices need an APNs certificate before they can be managed. This article covers what the certificate does, how...
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Network whitelisting
When managed devices sit behind a corporate firewall or proxy, certain endpoints have to be reachable or enrolment, policy...
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Set up MDM on Windows
Windows needs no certificates and no portal configuration. MDM is active as soon as your account exists, so the...
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Device groups
Overview Use device groups whenever a setting should apply to some devices but not all. Because the membership is...
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Set up MDM on Android
Overview Factorial IT uses Fleet as the MDM agent on Android. Android 13 and later is supported; anything below...
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Set up MDM on Linux
Overview Factorial IT uses Fleet as the MDM agent on Linux. It installs from a lightweight package and reports...
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Enrolment methods
Overview Start here before your first rollout. Employee enrolment always works on every supported platform, so it is your safe...