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Hands-on trial for teams validating device-management fit
For enterprise IT and program owners—not open-ended sandbox play. Bring fleet scale, use case, and success measures; we align access and scope to a real pilot.
Want a narrated walkthrough first? Book a demo, then return here when you are ready to qualify access.
Self-qualification
You are in the right place if you can define
- A device band and ownership model (corporate-owned, shared, kiosk, rugged, or mixed Android paths)
- What “good” looks like for enrollment time, policy posture, app rollout, or lockdown behavior in your pilot
- Who will run the trial and compare results to your current MDM or manual process
- A geography and target window for a pilot—not generic exploratory clicking
Qualified access, not a generic signup
Submissions are reviewed against the fleet profile, primary scenario, and evaluation goals you provide—so trial enablement matches project readiness, not a one-size template.
Request your trial
Lead with evaluation intent and fleet facts—we use this to qualify scope and respond with the right enablement path.
Evaluation map
Areas teams typically exercise in a trial
Depth follows the scope you submit in the form. Below is a common coverage map for structured enterprise pilots.
Enrollment and provisioning paths
Exercise how devices land under management for the ownership models you declared, including staging and admin cutover assumptions.
Policy and restriction behavior
Validate how restrictions and compliance-oriented controls apply to a slice of devices representative of production.
Application packaging and rollout rhythm
Test publishing, assignment, staged updates, and rollback thinking for business-critical apps on the trial fleet.
Kiosk and dedicated-device posture
Stress launcher lockdown, single-use flows, and operational safeguards for POS, frontline, or unattended endpoints.
Day-two visibility and remote actions
Observe inventory health, drift signals, and remote remediation paths your operators would rely on after go-live.
Pilot exit criteria
Tie trial outcomes to rollout gates—performance, support load, security posture, and stakeholder sign-off—not feature checklists alone.
After you submit
A short, review-first flow so your trial is scoped to the environments and outcomes you care about.
Step 1
Submit context and goals
Share company, fleet band, primary scenario, and the capabilities you need to prove in a pilot.
Step 2
Qualification and scope alignment
We confirm fit, clarify boundaries, and agree what success looks like for your trial window.
Step 3
Enable access and starter path
Approved requests receive tenant access, orientation, and pointers matched to your evaluation checklist.
Step 4
Run the pilot and decide
Execute agreed tests, compare against baselines, and discuss rollout, expansion, or follow-on demos as needed.
Still validating requirements?
Short FAQ answers on platforms, dedicated devices, deployment models, and pricing while your steering group aligns.
Prefer a walkthrough before a hands-on trial?
Book a demo to align stakeholders, then return here with a clearer pilot definition.