We’ve rolled out powerful new features to help you personalize and control the experience of your managed devices more than ever before.

✨ Visual and Display Configuration

Take full control of how your devices look and feel:

• Set a wallpaper, adjust icon sizes, organize app layouts, and create folders.
• Manage display options, such as keeping the screen always on.
• Define startup apps that automatically launch the first time they’re installed — perfect for initial setup workflows.

🆕 Custom Footer Configuration

You can now add a footer to the Advanced Launcher interface, customizing its text, adjusting font size, and inserting dynamic variables such as the device name, user email, and more.

👉🏻 Discover all the details and configuration options in our documentation by following this link.

Apple has announced that new agreements will be posted to Apple Business Manager on September 22, 2025.

⚠️ Please note: once these agreements are published, your organization will not be able to enroll new devices until an administrator signs in to Apple Business Manager and accepts them.

The agreements that require acceptance include:

📱 iOS and iPadOS Software License Agreement.

💻 macOS Software License Agreement.

📺 tvOS Software License Agreement.

👓 visionOS Software License Agreement.

🏢 Apple Business Manager Agreement.

The updated Apple Business Manager Agreement introduces:

• Refined definitions.
• Regulatory updates for organizations in the European Union.
• Other clarifications to improve readability.

👉 For more details, please check Apple’s support article: If Apple Business Manager, Apple Business Essentials, or Apple School Manager asks you to approve new terms and conditions

We’ve listened 👂 and introduced a new feature designed for teams that manage their users through SSO and SCIM.

With this update, you can now:

🚫 Restrict traditional login for everyone except the Workspace Owner (who keeps it as a recovery option).

✅ Keep all authentication flows fully centralized in your IdP.

🔒 Strengthen security and consistency across your organization.

This update provides the flexibility to maintain a recovery path while maintaining strict control over permissions and identity management.

We’re excited to announce an improvement in manual enrollment for Android devices! 🎉

🆕 Toggle System Apps Removal

Now, when creating a manual enrollment, you can choose to remove all system apps with a simple switch — just like in our Smart Enrollments. ✅

This gives you more control and keeps your devices clean and ready for work in just a few clicks!

Android has updated the Zero-Touch Customer Portal to give you greater control over your data. The portal now includes three new user roles: Manager, Assigner, and Viewer, allowing more granular control over user access and capabilities.

For guidance on these new roles and how to assign them, please refer to the Help Center guide.

We’re excited to introduce one of the most significant updates to Applivery’s Device Management platform, bringing powerful new capabilities for advanced control, automation, and targeting.

🔓 Interpolation — Now Generally Available

Easily reference and replace dynamic values (like device names, user details, or custom attributes) within your configurations and policies. This allows for more flexible, personalized, and automated deployments.

In addition, there are some awesome new features that are still in Private Access for selected customers on Enterprise plans only:

🛠 Policy Composition

Until now, Applivery only allowed one policy per device, which meant that all settings, apps, restrictions, and properties had to be centralized.
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Policy Composition allows now to have multiple policies for a single device, each one containing multiple configuration profiles, apps, properties, or certificates, which will allow you to group and prioritize your device settings using weights from 1 to 1000. – for example, a given device can now have 3 policies:

• Policy 1: General restrictions and configurations.
• Policy 2: User-specific configurations.
• Policy 3: Customized configurations based on user and device behaviour.

🎯 Device Audiences

Segment your devices into smart audiences based on device or user properties and metadata such as OS version, device model, enrollment type, or custom attributes. Perfect for targeted deployments and phased rollouts.

⚡ Automation Rules

The perfect companion for Device Audiences. Set up automatic actions triggered by specific events or conditions — for example, automatically applying a new policy when a device joins a certain Device Audience or updating a configuration when a certificate nears expiration.

📜 Advanced Certificate Management

Manage, deploy, and renew digital certificates directly from Applivery, ensuring devices maintain secure access to your corporate resources without manual intervention. This includes a new infrastructure component that will allow you to connect Applivery with your own Certificate provider for automated certificate issuing and renewal.

💡 If you’re an Enterprise plan customer and want early access to these features, please contact your Customer Success Manager to request activation.

You can now disable specific builds to prevent them from being accessible or downloaded, without removing them from the dashboard.

What does this mean?

Disabling a build ensures that:

✅ It will remain listed in your Dashboard for internal reference.

🚫 It will not appear in the App Store or MDM, even if it’s assigned to a policy.

🛡️ It will be blocked from download, users won’t be able to access or install it, even if it’s assigned to a policy.

📉 It will not be selectable as an available build in publications.

This is ideal for managing deprecated or outdated versions while maintaining visibility and traceability.

We’ve added a new flag to enhance privacy controls when enrolling Apple devices. Whether you’re adding a device manually, enrolling it directly, or using Smart Enrollments, you can now enable the Skip personal information option to:

🔒 Prevent the collection of location data from the device.

📵 Skip retrieving information about unmanaged applications.

This update is especially useful for organizations that require stricter data privacy policies or need to limit visibility into personal data on BYOD (Bring Your Own Device) deployments.

You’ll find this setting available during device enrollment and configuration.

You can now personalize the text of the login button on your Enterprise Store!

To configure it, simply go to your Login Providers > Enterprise Store > SAML section and scroll to the final step, where you’ll find the new customization option.

Make the login experience more aligned with your brand or internal terminology 🎯

Great news! You can now upload and manage Windows app files (.msix and .appx) directly from the Assets section within Device Management. Previously, only .msi files were supported, so this expands your options for deploying Windows applications.

This new capability allows you to:

💻 Deploy Windows applications seamlessly across your device fleet.

📁 Manage apps from a single centralized platform.

⚙️ Simplify app delivery for Windows-based environments and teams.

Perfect for IT admins and enterprise teams needing greater flexibility in distributing internal Windows tools 🚀