Enterprise Mobility & Unified Endpoint Management
Take full control of every endpoint across your organization. The Axis Platform delivers built-in EMM and UEM capabilities to enroll, configure, secure, and manage smartphones, tablets, laptops, and IoT devices from a single pane of glass—whether corporate-owned or BYOD.
Enrollment
Zero-touch from the first boot
ABM, Zero-Touch, Knox, and Autopilot sit inside the same motion as identity, apps, and lifecycle operations.
Compliance
Continuous policy posture
Passcodes, encryption, patch state, and conditional access stay visible as operating signals instead of background settings.
Applications
App lifecycle stays governed
Deploy, update, block, and retire apps with the same discipline used for procurement, asset, and support history.
Response
Remote actions stay ready
Lock, wipe, locate, and selective corporate wipe are already in the control model when a device becomes risky.
1,189
Compliant
95%
42
Non-Compliant
3%
16
Enrolling
2%
Recent Activity
iPhone 15 Pro
MacBook Air M3
Galaxy S24
Surface Pro 10
Active Policies
Platform Distribution
Remote wipe completed
Lost device secured
Zero-touch enrollment
Policy enforcement
App lifecycle control
Endpoint security
Most endpoint programs still split the device record before the work even starts.
The new marketing page follows the homepage structure on purpose: explain the operating problem first, then show the control surfaces that make the model actually work.
Why programs drift
Enrollment and asset context split too early
Teams enroll devices in one system, track ownership elsewhere, and rebuild operational history every time support or policy needs to act.
What teams feel
Security, support, and procurement see different records
A compliance alert, a broken device, and a replacement request should point to the same operating record, but most stacks make each team start over.
What leadership misses
Policy coverage looks clean while execution is fragmented
Dashboards can say devices are enrolled even when the real work around users, accessories, shipping, replacements, and app readiness is still scattered.
Zero-touch, posture, applications, and response stay in one operating rhythm.
The small bands and larger cards below follow the homepage cadence, but tuned for device programs that need enrollment, policy, and lifecycle history to reinforce each other.
Lane 1
Enrollment and provisioning
Bring first-boot enrollment, staged setup, and user assignment into the same operating move so launch day is not an integration project.
Lane 2
Security and compliance
Treat passcode, encryption, patch status, root detection, and conditional access as live operational posture, not a static settings checklist.
Lane 3
Applications and content
Keep managed app policy, silent installs, app catalogs, and blocklists on the same surface where endpoint posture is already being reviewed.
Lane 4
Remote actions and recovery
Lost mode, remote lock, full wipe, selective wipe, and locate commands stay tied to the user, asset, and support context around the incident.
Works across the programs and providers that make device management real.
The right integrations matter, but the stronger promise is that they all reinforce the same operating record instead of creating more handoffs.
Platforms
Cross-platform by default
The page should feel like the homepage because the operating promise is the same across every endpoint type.
iOS
Android
Windows
macOS
ChromeOS
Rugged devices
Enrollment programs
OEM-backed first boot
Use the manufacturer and platform enrollment rails that reduce touch labor and keep launches predictable.
Apple Business Manager
Android Zero-Touch
Samsung Knox
Windows Autopilot
Identity and access
Conditional access stays connected
Identity, certificate, and device posture can inform the same policy model instead of separate governance workstreams.
Okta
Microsoft Entra ID
Google Workspace
JumpCloud
SCEP certificates
Start with the platform. Add operational lift when you need execution help.
The device management page now ends the same way the homepage does: two clear paths that keep the operating model consistent whether your team runs it alone or with support.
Run endpoint management with the same clarity as the homepage promise.
Keep enrollment, posture, app operations, and response inside a full operating record without handing the experience off to separate admin consoles and spreadsheets.
Add rollout or managed support without changing the system.
Bring Sense Solutions into staging, deployment, support readiness, or policy rollout when internal capacity is thin, while preserving the same operating structure.
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Run device management as part of the full operating record, not a parallel project.
The new page now follows the homepage structure from top to bottom: clear thesis, operational clarity, richer control surfaces, and a final decision point for how your team wants to engage.
Choose your next move.
Cross-platform control
Phones, tablets, laptops, desktops, and rugged endpoints can live on the same operating model.
Governed operations
Policy, apps, and response stay attached to the record security and IT teams are already using.