Dynamic groups

Optimize and streamline device management

Dynamic groups in the Proget MDM system simplify the management of company equipment, increase security, and improve productivity of IT department. How does it work? Each group you create will have criteria you specify. Once saved, all devices that meet these criteria will automatically be assigned to the selected group. This allows you to apply specific policies, profiles, and applications to them quickly and conveniently.

Assign configurations efficiently and flexibly

• Automate mass configuration deployment – once added to a group, devices will immediately receive their assigned policies, profiles and applications.
• Configure yet unregistered or unassigned equipment – groups can include devices registered in the system and those yet to be added. Proget also allows you to fully configure a device without assigning it to a user.
• Personalize the configuration for employees – customize company policies and settings for different devices owned by a single user, such as implementing different security policies depending on the equipment manufacturer.

Group devices according to your own criteria

As a console administrator, you can specify rules of grouping with filters, using predefined ones – or creating your own with an intuitive query language. Filters can take into account parameters related to device data (e.g., model, operating system) or user labels. Proget also allows you to combine different criteria, and thus create advanced queries tailored to your organization’s requirements. Once a filter is set, the system adds and removes devices from the group automatically according to its criteria, eliminating the need to manually manage each change.

Update groups based on external services

Dynamic groups can also be updated based on data pulled from external solutions such as Active Directory. For example, changes in user attributes in the AD catalog automatically affect the assignment of a device to the appropriate group on the Proget server, resulting in adjustments to configurations and policies without the need for administrator intervention.