Choose the control boundary
Ownership, personal use, and device purpose determine the likely Android Enterprise management model.
Free Android Enterprise planning tool
Android Enterprise enrollment planner
Turn device ownership, use, reset status, fleet size, and reseller eligibility into a practical management-model and enrollment-route brief.
Private, local, and advisory
Your answers stay in this browser tab. The planner does not request personal data, contact an enterprise mobility management (EMM) provider, enroll a device, apply a policy, or certify compatibility.
Enrollment readinessStep 1 of 9
Who owns the devices?
Ownership is the first boundary between a work profile and company-owned management.
How the planner works
The planner keeps three decisions separate so a valid management model is not confused with an enrollment shortcut.
Match a setup route
Lifecycle, scale, automation, reseller registration, and Samsung eligibility determine the provisioning route.
Prepare the rollout
The result lists prerequisites, blockers, fallback enrollment, post-enrollment policy work, and a staged checklist.
Android Enterprise management models at a glance
The management model defines what the organization manages. Enrollment is the separate process that establishes that model on a device.
| Management model | Best fit | Control boundary |
|---|---|---|
| Employee-owned work profile | BYOD | Work apps and data are managed; the personal profile remains private. |
| Company-owned work profile | Company device with personal use | The work profile is managed, with additional company-owned device controls. |
| Fully managed device | Company-owned, work only | The organization manages the whole device. |
| Dedicated device | Shared, frontline, kiosk, or single purpose | A fully managed device is limited to approved apps and workflows. |
Continue with the right Nomid resource
Use the brief to move into QR preparation, kiosk requirements, or the Android enrollment overview.
Android enrollment QR generator
For Android Management API (AMAPI) only, prepare a CloudDPC enrollment QR after the AMAPI provider supplies the token and setup values. For other EMMs, use the QR supplied by that provider.
Open the QR generatorAndroid kiosk deployment planner
Turn a dedicated or kiosk recommendation into app, lockdown, network, recovery, and staging requirements.
Plan a kiosk rolloutAndroid Enterprise enrollment
Review Nomid’s current enrollment experience and supported product path.
Explore enrollmentKME vs. zero-touch guide
Compare the two reseller-supported enrollment ecosystems without assuming that every EMM supports both.
Read the comparisonAndroid enrollment planner FAQ
No. It creates a local advisory brief. It does not contact an EMM, create an enterprise, generate an enrollment token, apply a policy, or send a device command.
Company-owned full, dedicated, setup-QR, zero-touch, and KME out-of-box paths generally begin during initial setup on a new or factory-reset device. If a reset is impossible, the brief marks the target path blocked and explains a lower-control work-profile fallback only where policy permits.
No. Zero-touch reduces hands-on setup for eligible reseller-registered fleets, while an EMM-provided setup QR can be simpler for small or manual rollouts. Both still depend on device, EMM, account, network, and lifecycle prerequisites.
No. Confirm the exact device, Knox availability, administration and upload path, region, network, enrollment profile, and EMM support with Samsung and your EMM provider.
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Use a trial for hands-on evaluation or book a demo to review the management model, enrollment route, and device prerequisites with the Nomid team.