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Citrix Workspace managed configuration for Android

These are the managed configuration keys Citrix documents for the Citrix Workspace app on Android. They let IT preload the store so people can sign in straight away, stop them from adding other stores, and decide how sessions behave on the device. The session settings are sent as a list of name and value entries with a userOverride flag. Citrix documents more settings than the ones shown here.

Package name com.citrix.Receiver
Developer
Citrix Systems, Inc.
Keys on this page
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Common setups

Common Citrix Workspace setups

Copy a setup into the managed configuration of a policy, then adjust the values. Each one uses only keys explained below.

Preloaded, locked store

Open your store on first launch and stop people from adding other stores.

{
  "url": "company.cloud.com",
  "displayName": "Example Ltd",
  "restrict_user_store_modification": true
}

Protect session content

Block screenshots and clipboard use and ask before sessions are closed.

{
  "restrictScreenshot": true,
  "appSettings": [
    {
      "name": "clipboardAccess",
      "value": "false",
      "userOverride": false
    },
    {
      "name": "askBeforeExiting",
      "value": "true",
      "userOverride": false
    }
  ]
}

Dedicated landscape terminal

For kiosks and rugged tablets: landscape only, with the screen always on.

{
  "appSettings": [
    {
      "name": "displayOrientationKey",
      "value": "Landscape mode",
      "userOverride": false
    },
    {
      "name": "keepscreenOnKey",
      "value": "true",
      "userOverride": false
    }
  ]
}

Managed configuration

Citrix Workspace managed configuration keys

Key names and value types come from the vendor’s documentation. The explanations are written by Nomid.

KeyTypeWhat it doesExample
Store and sign-in
urlStore addressThe address of your Workspace store, so the app opens it without anyone typing the URL.company.cloud.com
storeTypeChoice: 1 native, 2 webChooses how the store loads. 1 is the default native view and 2 shows the store in a web interface.1
displayNameStore nameThe name people see for the store in the app.Example Ltd
restrict_user_store_modificationOn or offWhen on, people cannot add, edit or delete stores. Existing stores are removed before your store is added.true
clientNameClient nameSets or overrides the client name the device reports. Citrix documents it as a free text string.Tablet-0042
Security and data
restrictScreenshotOn or offStops screenshots inside the app, so session content cannot be captured.true
clipboardAccessIn appSettingsOn or offAllows cut, copy and paste in sessions. It is off by default.false
strictcertificatevalidationIn appSettingsOn or offMakes the app check server certificates more strictly before it connects.true
audioRecordingSettingsKeyIn appSettingsAudio modeControls whether sessions can play audio and use the microphone. The default allows both.Play and record
Session behavior
appSettingsList of name, value and userOverride entriesCarries the session settings on this page. Each entry names a setting, gives its value as text, such as "true" or "Landscape mode", and includes a userOverride flag.[{"name": "askBeforeExiting", "value": "true", "userOverride": false}]
askBeforeExitingIn appSettingsOn or offAsks for confirmation before a session is disconnected, which prevents accidental exits.true
keepscreenOnKeyIn appSettingsOn or offKeeps the screen awake while the app is open, useful for dashboards and kiosks.false
displayOrientationKeyIn appSettingsChoice: Automatic, Portrait mode, Landscape modeLocks the session to portrait or landscape, or lets it follow the device.Landscape mode
sessionResolutionKeyIn appSettingsChoice: Fit screen, Match server, Optimize for high resolution, Optimize for metro appsDecides how the session resolution is chosen, for example to fit the screen or match the server.
RTMEAccessIn appSettingsOn or offTurns on high-definition audio and video calls through the Real-Time Media Engine.false

Deploy with Nomid

Roll Citrix Workspace out in three steps

  1. Step 1Add Citrix Workspace to a policy

    Find it on Google Play from the policy’s apps list and choose how it is installed.

  2. Step 2Set its managed configuration

    In the policy, set the app’s managed configuration with the keys and values from this page.

  3. Step 3Assign the policy

    Devices in the policy receive Citrix Workspace and its configuration on their next sync.

Questions

Citrix Workspace on managed Android

What is Citrix Workspace's package name on Android?

com.citrix.Receiver. Citrix's managed configuration sample uses app:com.citrix.Receiver as its product ID, which matches this package name.

How are the session settings sent?

Citrix documents them inside an appSettings list where each entry has a name, a value and a userOverride flag.

Can I preload more than one store?

Yes. Citrix documents a stores list, where each entry has its own url, storeType and displayName.

Which wins if both my MDM and Citrix's central service set a value?

Citrix states that settings from the MDM or UEM always take higher preference over the Global App Configuration Service.

Manage Citrix Workspace on your fleet

Add the app to a Nomid policy, set its configuration and choose its permissions.

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