Enterprise SDKs

The

BlackBerry Dynamics SDK

provides a powerful set of tools to ISV and enterprise developers, allowing them to focus on building their apps rather than learning how to secure, deploy, and manage those apps. The

BlackBerry Dynamics SDK

can be used to develop native, hybrid, and web apps for

iOS

,

macOS

,

Android

, and

Windows

devices, with services such as the following:

Security services (for example, secure communications and interapp data exchange APIs)
Mobile services (for example, presence, email, push, directory lookup)
Platform services (for example, single sign-on authentication, identity and access management, app-level controls for admins)

For more information about the

BlackBerry Dynamics SDK

, see the

BlackBerry Dynamics SDK

content.

The

BlackBerry Spark Communications Services

SDK provides a framework to develop real-time, end-to-end secure messaging capabilities in your own product or service. The

Spark Communications Services

security model ensures that only the sender and intended recipient can see each message sent, and that messages aren't modified in transit between the sender and recipient.

The

Spark Communications Services

SDK also provides the framework for other forms of collaboration and communication, such as push notifications, secure voice and video calls, and file sharing. You can even extend and create new types of real-time services and use cases by defining your own custom application protocols and data types.

For more information about the

Spark Communications Services

, see the

Spark Communications Services

SDK content.

The

BlackBerry Web Services

are a collection of SOAP and REST web services that you can use to create applications to manage your organization's

BlackBerry UEM

domain, user accounts, and all supported devices. You can use the

BlackBerry Web Services

to automate many tasks that administrators typically perform using the management console. For example, you can create an application that automates the process of creating user accounts, adds users to multiple groups, and manages users' devices.

For more information about the

BlackBerry Web Services

, see the

BlackBerry Web Services

for

BlackBerry UEM

content.