Device inventory

Find the device. See the whole story.

Search your Android fleet, open the device behind a request, and see its reported state before deciding what to do next.

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Product film

From the device list to its location

Open a device and check where it has been, in two clicks.

A short, silent recording of a sample device being opened in the Nomid Portal, then its location history. Illustrative sample data, not a customer's records.

FROM QUESTION TO CONTEXT

Find it. Know it. Act with context.

One device can generate a dozen questions. Keep the answers together instead of piecing them across tools.

DEVICE RECORD / WAREHOUSE TABLETOne place for context.

SystemModel · version · state

AppsInstalled and managed

PolicyAssigned configuration

UsageWhen data is available

Illustrative device view

Start with the device.

Search and filter the inventory to narrow a large fleet to the device or group you need.

Read its full picture.

Move between system, apps, policy, commands, and available usage information.

Respond with context.

Check the last reported state before changing a policy or sending an available command.

FLEET SCALE

One device or a whole cohort.

Select devices, review their shared context, and use available bulk actions when the same change belongs across a group.

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EXAMPLE SELECTION

✓ Warehouse tablets Selected

✓ Field handhelds Selected

Check-in stations Available

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THE PRACTICAL DETAILS

Questions before you begin.

What can I see for an individual device?

Nomid brings together device summary, system details, installed apps, assigned policy, command history, and available usage and location information. What appears depends on the device, its management mode, permissions, and the data it has reported.

Can I find devices by more than their name?

The inventory has search and filters for narrowing the fleet. Available attributes include device identifiers, policy, status, and other device details. Only use identifiers for devices you are authorized to manage.

What happens when a device is offline?

You can inspect the last information the device reported. Its current state and the result of a queued action depend on when it reconnects and syncs.