Android device managementBeathan MDM

Beathan MDM supports Android devices from version 4.4 (KitKat) all the way to the latest Android 15, covering the widest range of enterprise devices.

Beathan MDM works with smartphones and tablets from any manufacturer running a compatible Android version (6.0 and above for the full feature set), covering the vast majority of Android devices in use today.

Yes. Beathan MDM is well suited to businesses of any size. It runs on your own server, which keeps costs predictable and eliminates per-device subscription fees common with other MDM platforms. The admin console is web-based and accessible from any browser, and the enrollment process is simple enough that you do not need a dedicated IT department to manage it.

With Beathan MDM, administrators can see device information such as battery level, storage, hardware specs, online/offline status, and GPS location. They can also see which apps are installed on the device. What they cannot see includes your personal messages, emails, photos, or anything inside individual apps. Beathan MDM manages the device at a system level, not a personal content level.

No. Beathan MDM does not have access to your text messages, call logs, emails, or the content inside any application. It operates at the device management layer, meaning it can enforce policies, push apps, and read device-level data — but it has no visibility into personal communications or private app activity.

On Android, Beathan MDM requires device owner permissions to be granted during enrollment, which typically happens either during initial device setup or by scanning a QR code. This means installation requires deliberate action — it cannot be silently installed on a device without the user going through an enrollment process.

Yes, Beathan MDM includes GPS location tracking so administrators can see the last known location of a managed device. This is typically used for asset tracking on company-owned devices — for example, verifying that a device is where it should be or locating a lost or stolen phone. Location tracking applies to the device itself, not to any personal activity on it.

Enrollment is straightforward. Administrators generate an enrollment QR code or URL from the Beathan MDM admin console. The user scans the QR code during device setup or through the enrollment app, which then provisions the device and applies the relevant policies automatically. Bulk enrollment is supported for businesses deploying multiple devices at once.

Administrators can push app installs directly to enrolled devices from the Beathan MDM console without any action required from the user. APKs can be hosted on the Beathan MDM server and distributed to individual devices or groups. Apps can also be whitelisted (only approved apps allowed) or blacklisted (specific apps blocked), giving businesses full control over what software runs on their devices.

Yes, Beathan MDM supports full kiosk mode (single-app and multi-app) that locks a device down to one or more approved applications, preventing users from accessing anything outside of those apps. It is commonly used for field worker devices, customer-facing tablets, delivery driver phones, or any scenario where you need to ensure the device is only used for its intended function.

From the Beathan MDM admin console, administrators can remotely lock the device immediately to prevent unauthorised access, perform a full remote wipe to erase all data, or reset the device password. GPS location can also be checked to determine where the device last reported in. This ensures company data is protected even when a device is out of your hands.

Beathan MDM protects business data through a combination of enforced device policies, app control, and remote management capabilities. Administrators can enforce password complexity requirements, screen timeout policies, and restrict access to system settings. If a device falls out of compliance or is reported lost, it can be locked or wiped remotely. Because Beathan MDM is self-hosted, your device data and configuration never passes through a third-party cloud — it stays on your own infrastructure.

BYOD stands for Bring Your Own Device — a policy where employees use their personal phones for work. Beathan MDM can be deployed on personal devices, but it is important to establish a clear policy with employees about what is and isn't monitored. Beathan MDM's device-level management means personal content remains private, but administrators do gain visibility into device status and installed apps. For organisations that want a cleaner separation, issuing dedicated company devices with Beathan MDM enrolled is the recommended approach.

Yes, you can host multiple customers with dedicated profiles, application stores, and role-based user management — all from a single platform.

Our network management feature lets you whitelist only required network traffic, saving up to 80% on device bandwidth costs and scheduling Android updates over WiFi only.