Apple device management, end to end.

Enrolled before anyone opens the box

Devices bought through Apple Business Manager are assigned to Blapex and enrol themselves at first boot. The device comes up supervised, carrying its blueprint — apps, settings, restrictions — before it reaches the person who will use it. Nobody touches a device to set it up, which is the entire point of a fleet that arrives by the pallet.

Supervision, put to work

Supervised devices give you the deep management Apple reserves for hardware a business owns: kiosk lock, the full restriction set, and the commands that matter when something goes wrong. Blapex tracks supervision per device and offers exactly the actions that device will accept.

Blueprints, not one-off configuration

A blueprint describes what a device should be — its apps, its settings, its restrictions — and is assigned to as many devices as you like. Configuration profiles are compiled from it and delivered on enrolment, so a rebuilt device returns to the same state without anyone remembering what that state was.

Apps come from Apple Business Manager's Apps and Books. Licences are held by the organisation and follow the blueprint onto the device.

Apple TV is a first-class device

Apple TV enrols, supervises, takes blueprints and answers commands exactly as an iPad does. Lobby screens and guest-room televisions are a fleet, and Blapex treats them as one.