Hexnode UEM Reviews

assigning various policies per device, enabling and disabling kiosk mode with ease and location tracking

for first-time users, it might look like lots of features but can easily be learned after you play around the system, nothing else.

easy use of application management for contractor to use on the phone

Ease of device setup and profile management

Can't think of any negatives with Hexnode UEM.

HIPPA Compliance and device security

Great tech support and easy to use product

Would like to have the option to purchase varied licenses for different clients.

Great for Kiosk setup and ability to lock down iPads for local YMCA and nursing homes.

UserFriendly, Customer Centric, Great Customer Service

Cost. It Would be a lot better if it was a little cheaper.

Enrollment data was not centralised. Mobile Device management used to take a great deal of time to set up and configure. Now we can issue a device and have it configured remotely.

Easy to use, easy to manage devices under Hexnode MDM. Also excellent web interface. I used other MDM "Jamf" for couple of years and switched to HEXNODE, and I can tell HEXNODE has pretty much the same function as other MDM but is also very easy to use.

I hope HEXNODE Team develop APP Version of dashboard or management tool.

whenever our partners have issue with their IPad devices, I can easily control the Mobile devices to help out.

Hexnode recognizes the level of security that today's IT industry needs and delivers features accordingly so that administrators like us can control and tune them across different devices. Really loved their app configuration feature from start to end.

I am lucky that I came across Hexnode. Everything was so straightforward that I didn't have to revisit each and every documentation. I hope that this tool reaches the eyes of those who really need this.

Apart from allowing us to manage app permissions, Hexnode helped us to adjust the different functionalities of AFW devices like camera, microphone, and connectivity settings. This enabled us to steer different devices to optimum use.

The feature I enjoyed the most engaging with was the app deployment and customisation. Never have I ever seen such elegance with an application management tool. I also liked how we could create app clusters for different teams within our organisation.

Hexnode is currently doing a wonderful job in IT infrastructure management but I would like to see more from them. They are a tool with great potential and the IT world is in need of such elegant solutions.

I had great use with placing our critical devices to 'device owner' mode. This allowed me to unlock advanced restriction settings and factory reset options in them. It is important that we have them enabled in case of a security breach.

Isn't this tool just a beauty. I liked everything about it but I liked the store layout feature the most. It went well with the app configuration feature where you could manage the access levels of individual apps before or after deployment.

I didn't find any difficulty in using the tool, let alone manage our applications with it. I felt the interface is just at the right balance from an IT standpoint. But I would love to see more innovative features from the team.

Hexnode helped us to provide just the right applications each of our departments needed. We were able to create customised app store layouts and clusters within it with apps dedicated for each business unit. The same application could also be configured differently for a separate cluster.

Hexnode displays quite an easily navigable application management dashboard where you can add enterprise, store and web applications to your inventory. The tool was very smooth to work with.

At this point, I am not quite sure if I dislike anything. I haven't faced any hiccups yet. The application pushing process was flawless and required minimal maintenance time.

We were able to select required enterprise applications and direct them towards specific user devices which needed them. This saved us a lot of time and effort.

Multiplatform, Easy Learning Curve, Great Support, Simple UI.

Groups cannot be nested, there are still some bugs to be tweaked, less robust Windows management, no Windows Automated Enrollment (OOBE)

Tracking of devices and deployment of internal apps and policies for multiple platforms.