Enforce compliance rules for UEM devices

Use the UEM management console to create compliance profiles to set restrictions on certain actions and apps on users' devices. You can send out a notification to alert users when their device is not compliant or if a violation is detected.
  1. On the menu bar, click Policies and profiles > Managed devices.
    Screenshot of the Managed devices menu.
  2. Click Compliance > +.
    Screenshot of the option to add a new compliance profile.
  3. Type a name and description.
    Screenshot of the UI to add a name and description for a compliance profile.
  4. Select an email template.

    When a device becomes non-compliant, UEM will send this email to the device user. Select the Default compliance email or you can create your own custom template. For more information, see Email templates.

    Screenshot of the option to specify an email template.
  5. Set the frequency of compliance checks.

    This setting applies only to BlackBerry Dynamics compliance checks. For more information, see Enforcing compliance rules for devices.

    Screenshot of the enforcement internal option.
  6. If necessary, change the device notification message.
    Screenshot of the device notification message.
  7. Click on a device type tab and configure the compliance rules.

    For example, you can send a notification if a non-assigned app is installed, or if a device is out of contact. See the Compliance profile settings for a detailed list of all of the profile settings.

    Screenshot of compliance options.
  8. Click Save.
    Screenshot of the Save button.
  9. Assign the profile to users or groups.

    For a compliance profile to take effect, you need to assign it to users or groups.

    Screenshot of the UI for assigning a compliance profile.
  10. That's it!

    You have successfully added and assigned a compliance profile.

    Screenshot of a successfully assigned compliance profile.
For more information about enforcing compliance rules for devices and setting up compliance profiles, see Enforcing compliance rules for devices.