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Many views within the FileWave WebAdmin have tables in them that can be customized to match your needs. We will customize views when we find there is a data element missing from a table we'd like to add, when we'd like to sort records in a different way, an...

The Deployments view allows you to see and create Deployments. Deployments are not Associations, but they are similar. Deployments connect payloads to endpoints like Associations, but deployments have more advanced capabilities than their earlier cousins. ...

The Licenses View shows us licensing information for VPP related apps. This is a great view within the WebAdmin to take the temperature of the environment as far as licensing availability for VPP. Policing this view occasionally can help us avoid some of thos...

Profiles allow you to control settings, features, and capabilities for Apple devices; iOS, macOS, iPadOS, TvOS. Devices may need profiles for initial configuration (like to allow them to join a network), in reaction to a request (like please disable the camera...

The Software Updates view shows us all patches that have been discovered as "needed" in the environment. An important part of device lifecycle management is patching and updating systems. This view will allow you to see the available software updates that Micr...

The Sources View of the FileWave Anywhere can be thought of as a configuration view for the FileWave system. Today it is limited to Apple configuration elements, but before too long we'll see Google and Microsoft settings in here as well. We will use this ...

Device Actions are all of the "actions" or "commands" that you can execute against an endpoint from the FileWave WebAdmin. Actions are taken from the (...) button in the Devices view, or from the detail view of any particular device. Having inventory devic...