Configure login options for the management console.

Configure how administrators and users authenticate with the UEM consoles, including password complexity, login notices, session timeout limits, and options like directory-based authentication and single sign-on.

Create and managing administrator roles.

Use preconfigured administrator roles or create custom roles to configure the level of control and permissions that administrators have in the management console.

Create an administrator.

Create administrator users to manage your organization's UEM environment.

Create and manage user accounts.

Create user accounts in UEM directly or create user accounts from your organization's company directory.

Create and manage user groups.

Create user groups to apply settings and configurations to multiple users.

Create and manage device groups.

Create device groups to apply settings and configurations to specific device types.

Create and manage shared device groups.

Create shared device groups to allow multiple users to share an iOS device.

Create and manage public device groups.

Create public device groups to manage single-purpose iOS or Android Enterprise devices that are locked to a specific set of apps.

Create and manage shared iPad groups.

Create shared iPad groups to allow multiple users to sign in to and use a shared iPad device.

Manage Chrome OS devices.

Use UEM to perform management actions for Chrome OS devices.

Set up BlackBerry UEM Self-Service.

Allow users to access UEM Self-Service to perform self-service device management tasks.

Create user roles for UEM Self-Service.

Use roles to manage end-user permissions for UEM Self-Service.

Customize the user list.

Modify the list of user accounts in the management console to suit your needs.