Enrol
Screens come up carrying their policy, on first power-on.
- Zero-touch enrollment
- QR enrollment
- Fully managed and dedicated modes
Android TV
Android TV, under one policy.
Android TV device management for hotel-room televisions, signage and dedicated screens — enrolled zero-touch or by QR, governed by Android Enterprise policy, and run from the same console as your Apple devices.
Televisions the business owns
An Android TV in a hotel room, a waiting area or above a counter is infrastructure: it belongs to the business, runs what the business put on it, and has no personal owner. Blapex manages it under Android Enterprise with the same blueprint model as every other device in the fleet.
Enrolled without a keyboard
Configuring a television by remote control is nobody's idea of a good afternoon. Zero-touch assigns screens to Blapex at the reseller so they enrol themselves at first power-on, and QR enrollment covers the rest. Either way the television arrives carrying its policy — apps, launcher, restrictions, network.
One screen or a thousand
Group televisions by property and assign a blueprint to the group. A new screen joins the group and takes the policy; a correction pushed to the group reaches every television in it. Drift correction and scheduled automation keep them where you put them.
What you can do
Blapex writes the policy, Google delivers it to the television, and the console shows you the result.
Configure
One policy for a property, compiled from your blueprint.
- Blueprints
- Android Enterprise policy
- Launcher and app lock
- Property and group hierarchy
Deploy
Apps arrive inside the policy, on every screen in the group.
- Managed Google Play
- Install and remove apps
- Staged rollouts
Operate
Put a screen right from the console.
- Lock and restart
- Reapply blueprint
- Clear app data
- Live inventory
- Erase and re-enrol
Bring your hardest fleet problem.
Fifteen minutes, on real devices — enrollment, blueprints, commands, and the thing your current tools can't do.