Version MVP 0.2

Overview

The MVP 0.2 release is aimed at expanding the platform’s basic functionality, improving the user experience, and strengthening security. This update implements key features: LDAP integration, support for Android Enterprise modes, the introduction of AppConfig, APK installation, clipboard management, and interface improvements in the mobile application and the admin panel.

Key features

1. Integration with LDAP / Active Directory

• Support for connecting to corporate LDAP directories, including Microsoft Active Directory.
• The ability to test the connection and load the node structure in the interface.
• Display of users and groups from AD in the management panel.
• The ability to edit connection parameters and refresh the node tree.

2. AppConfig (v.1)

• Centralized configuration of application parameters.
• Step-by-step configuration setup specifying the name, OS, application, and parameters (key, value, type).

3. Support for Android Enterprise modes

• Support for the modes:
  • Device Owner (full control over the device)
  • COPE (Corporate Owned, Personally Enabled) — a mode with a personal profile
• Mode selection through the admin panel and activation by QR code.
• Display of the current device management mode in the user card.

4. APK installation (In-House)

• Centralized upload of APK files through the admin panel.
• Direct installation, without using the Google Play Market.

5. Data security

• Clipboard prohibition configuration.
• Prevention of copying and pasting data between applications.
• Protection of corporate information from leaks when working with sensitive data.

Interface and localization

6. Interface improvements

• The admin panel UI has been reworked to account for the new entities (device and application DTOs).
• Automatic page reload when data changes.
• Pull-to-refresh in the “Applications” section (mobile application).
• Improved display of user data after sign-in.

Additional features

7. Logging and development

• Logging of the request and response body at the DEBUG level.
• DTOs extended for the entities: groups, users, applications.

Stability and user experience improvements

• MDM profile control on iOS — repeated profile installation attempts are eliminated.
• Automatic interface refresh when data changes.
• Correct loading of configurations by OS in the device card.

Conclusion

The MVP 0.2 release was a key stage in the development of the system. We introduced critically important device management features, expanded application configuration options, and strengthened data protection. The platform became more flexible, secure, and convenient for both IT administrators and end users.