NounDeskFour jobs a small business actually needs doing.
Most businesses arrive at NounDesk with one of four problems: company Android phones nobody can account for, apps that are never on the right devices, tablets that should run one thing and do not, or a question about whether staff can use their own phones. Each page below covers one of those, what NounDesk does about it, and where the limits are.
Device Management
Android device management software for small business: QR enrollment, plain-English security policies, honest device status and remote lock or erase.
Read more →Application Management
Mobile application management for company Android phones: push required apps through Google Play, block the rest, set minimum versions, spot outdated apps.
Read more →Kiosk Management
Android kiosk management software for many kiosks: roll one setup out to a group, see each kiosk's health on one dashboard, and get an alert when one fails.
Read more →Work Profile & BYODRoadmap
An honest guide to Android work profiles and BYOD: how they differ from company-owned devices, what NounDesk supports today, and what to do for now.
Read more →Tablet Management
Android tablet management for shared and single-purpose tablets: enroll by QR code, lock to one app, keep the screen awake, see when one stops checking in.
Read more →Rugged Device Management
Rugged Android device management for handhelds, scanners and site tablets: QR enrollment, offline-tolerant policies, kiosk lockdown and honest status.
Read more →Why small businesses choose NounDesk for Android device management
Ten minutes, not a project
Guided onboarding with a live checklist. Scan a QR code on the phone's welcome screen and it enrolls itself. NounDesk runs on Google's Android Enterprise, so there is no agent app to install and nothing of ours to keep patched on the device.
Plain English everywhere
"Screen lock does not meet policy", not a compliance code. Every setting explains what it does and names the Android version it needs, so nothing fails silently on an older phone.
Safe by default
Erasing a device needs its name typed out, and bulk erase is never offered. Policy changes show what will change and how many devices it hits. Nothing is wiped automatically when an employee leaves.
Status you can believe
A command reads "waiting for device" until the phone confirms it, rather than claiming success on send. Offline means not seen in 24 hours, not broken.
Privacy you can explain to your team
No call or message monitoring, no browsing history, no keylogging, and no location outside lost mode. You can tell staff exactly what the phone reports, and point them at the page that says so.
Priced for small fleets
$1.50 per device per month. One price, every feature, any number of devices (over 50, email support@noundesk.com first), no minimum and no annual contract. A 14-day trial covering up to 50 devices with no card, and a free demo fleet before you touch a real phone.
Android device management built for every trade
10 industries, each with a scenario, a recommended policy template and the situations that actually come up.
Technician phones that are ready before the first job.
Technician phones that hold the schedule, the customer address and the photos that get you paid. Keep the job app and maps installed, push the shop Wi-Fi, and lock a phone the moment it is left at a customer's house.
Read more →Crew phones and site tablets you can actually see.
Crew phones and rugged site tablets that move between trailers and job sites. Group devices by site, push each site's Wi-Fi, and see honestly which ones have gone quiet.
Read more →Simple phones for a team that's always at someone's home.
Staff phones that carry the schedule and a client's gate code into someone's home. A simple PIN rule, an app allow-list, and reassignment in seconds when the team changes.
Read more →Driver phones that navigate, scan, and lock when they go missing.
Driver phones running navigation and proof of delivery all day. Keep the dispatch app on the version you tested, get told when a phone goes quiet, and lock it the moment it is lost.
Read more →Guard phones that protect the client's site, and the client's privacy.
Guard phones that go onto a client's premises. Camera and screenshot controls per post, a strong screen lock, and an audit log you can hand to procurement.
Read more →The order tablet shows the menu. Nothing else. All day.
Order screens and check-in tablets that should show one app and nothing else. Kiosk mode blocks the settings menu, keeps the screen awake, and tells you before the lunch rush if a tablet dies.
Read more →Front-desk tablets and staff phones that would pass an audit.
Front-desk tablets and staff phones that hold appointment details. Encryption, a real screen lock, patching on a schedule, and reports you can export for a compliance review.
Read more →Classroom tablets that stay on the lesson.
Shared classroom tablets used by a hundred students and supported by a teacher. A multi-app kiosk per room, blocked app stores, and updates that run overnight.
Read more →Maintenance phones and leasing tablets that keep the keys safe.
Maintenance phones that carry lockbox codes and tenant details, and a leasing tablet that should show the application and nothing else. Lock, reassign and erase from one place.
Read more →In-cab tablets that run the route app and nothing else.
In-cab tablets locked to the dispatch or ELD app, phones that pass between drivers at shift change, and a missing tablet in the depot that you can lock from the office.
Read more →Ten phones. Ten minutes. Protected.
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