Auto-tags for Systems Manager devices based on their method of enrollment are now available in Dashboard. You can get a quick glance at the tag list by going to Systems Manager > Configure > Tags.       For those who might need a refresher, auto-tags are automatically applied tags based on device attributes, posture, or group membership from third-party identity services such as AD or Apple Business Manager.    With enrollment type auto-tags, you are now able to make scoping decisions based on the enrollment type of your devices. For example, you might want to scope certain apps, policies, or settings only to Apple User Enrollment devices separately from their supervision enrollment devices.   These are the 8 currently supported enrollment types: Android fully managed Android work profile Apple agent enrollment Apple standard enrollment Apple supervision enrollment Apple user enrollment Windows agent enrollment Windows profile enrollment   These tags can be selected in the “Policy tags” selector anywhere it is supported in SM. Head over to our documentation to read more about using tags in Systems Manager.  ... View more

You can now customize the Systems Manager Self-Service Portal with a fresh look that matches your company's branding, including a logo and color accents!      This cool new feature is now available in Systems Manager > Configure > General in your Dashboard.   The SSP is where end users can access their MDM managed devices to do things such as sending device commands and downloading  apps.   Additionally, the SSP is how Trusted Access users can seamlessly gain secure network access to MR wireless networks. You can read more about Trusted Access here.   For all these uses and more, you can now provide a truly bespoke experience to your users! ... View more

Hey, all!   Today we're announcing that Systems Manager now support Android zero-touch enrollment.   For those who might be unfamiliar, zero-touch enrollment enables supported Android devices to automatically enroll in MDM during device setup, allowing devices to automatically receive profiles, apps, and configurations straight out of the box without the need for admin intervention.   We've outlined the steps to use zero-touch enrollment in our documentation here.   For those who are using, or plan to use this feature, we'd love to hear your feedback.   Please feel free to comment below or shoot me a PM if you'd like to share thoughts, suggestions, or your experience using zero-touch on Systems Manager. ... View more

Systems Manager now supports Android zero-touch enrollment, making it easy to automatically and securely enroll your supported Android devices into SM out of the box.   With zero-touch, you can:   Ensure devices are automatically enrolled in SM immediately after device setup, fresh out of the box. Automatically provision enrolled devices with settings, restrictions and apps. Secure devices by ensuring they re-enroll in SM if a device wipe is needed. ....and more!   For more information on how to enable and setup zero-touch enrollment with Systems Manager, check out our article on getting started here.   We'd also love to hear your feedback, please head over to our community thread to tell us what you think. ... View more

Hey all!   Do you wish to securely connect Android endpoint devices to Meraki MR wireless networks using Meraki-provisioned 802.1x certs without having to enroll in MDM?   The SM product team is looking for beta customers to test our Trusted Access feature on Android devices.   You can read more about Trusted Access here: Trusted Access for Secure Wireless Connectivity.   The goal of this feature is to provide secure, scalable network access for end devices that do not wish to enroll into the Systems Manager agent and/or profile.   If you think you're a good fit and would like to speak with our product team to learn more, please fill out our beta interest form here: Beta Request Form   Cheers! ... View more