Audit Logs are straightforward to understand. For example, an action usually occurs whenever a change is made to the system. This action would be recorded via audit log.

Audit Logs automatically record any actions made by users, such as creation, editing, or deleting entities, and more.

Audit Logs are stored for 90 days and can be browsed and filtered from the UI or fetched via the API.

Audit Logs would quickly allow you to gather the information you need to diagnose the problem whenever an issue occurs.

The Audit Log feature is located under Account Settings. Click here to read more. (requires to be logged in to an account to access)

Audit logs are straightforward to understand. A behavior change usually occurs whenever a change is made to a system. This change would be documented in an audit log.

Audit Logs automatically record any activities or changes made by tenant users with accounts, such as creation, edition, or deletion of entities, user logins, and more.

Audit logs are stored for 90 days and can be browsed and filtered from the UI or fetched via the API.

When an incident occurs, using the audit log, you will gather as much information about it as quickly as possible and get a clear context of what happened.

The Audit Log feature with an account is located under Account Settings.

Click here to read more on Audit logs for Tenants.

VMware Workspace ONE UEM (AirWatch) is now supported on our platform. To streamline your processes and maximize efficiency, you can integrate VMware with your account.

The VMware Workspace ONE UEM integration syncs device data. Device information will sync automatically, keeping your device information accurate and up to date. You use the group mapping feature in integration to keep your policy in sync.

Find out more on how to use VMware Workspace ONE UEM (AirWatch) on our platform

(requires to be logged in to an account to access)

Blocked Websites on our Report pages shows you a summary of the top 50 websites denied by us. This report can help you identify websites that your end-users have attempted to access that are denied by your Access Policy Rules.

By getting a better visual on these websites we have blocked, you can further tailor your Access Policy to block all distracting and harmful websites while protecting your devices and maximize productivity. The Reports page shows just the top 50 second level domains, but for a more granular breakdown the export csv option is available for download to see the underlaying full domains.

Get acquainted with our latest feature release called "Start Tour." This feature allows you to start a tour on demand.

We have taken self-serve to the next level to help you navigate around the portal easier.

You can snooze a tour and take it at a time convenient to you.

Each section has a "Start Tour" icon on the top right, allowing you to start a tour whenever you feel like it.

We now have Spanish as a supported end-user language for all customers. This includes support across customer-facing experiences provided by Messenger and Articles making it easier for businesses and organizations to communicate.

If you would like to change your preferred language on the portal, you can adjust this via the language settings in a few some simple steps.

We are making it easier for you to discover critical insights about how to monitor the activation status of your device. Events log can quickly find entries of interest and get the insights you need.

• View your device status
• Verify enforced policies
• Troubleshoot configurations issues

There are quick links to resolve connection issues. (requires to be logged in to an account to access)

More events to come down the line.

helping them to connect their Apple devices to the service.

Go to one of their device INTERFACE DETAILS, and download a Signed profile to share in an email, or simply give them the link or the QR code to scan.

More on APN profile deployment here (requires to be logged in to an account to access)

An unsigned version is also available to facilitate can be used on Intune deployment as well.

More on Microsoft Intune deployment here (requires to be logged in to an account to access)

Introducing our latest UI release, Device Interface Summary. To make it easier for you to identify the connectivity of your devices, we provided you with a new tab called Device Interface Summary.

The new tab within the Device Tab can help you monitor the activity on your configured device, allowing you to streamline the devices connected to the service and focus on those that are not.

🟢 Connected

• This device is currently connected to this service via an active connection.

Disconnected

• Currently, a device is not connected or had joined at one point to the service.

🟠 Never Connected

• The device indicates that it has never been connected to the service in this state.

Pending

• This state indicates that the device has been moved from a Group or a Network. The device will revert to a normal state after making the change.

🔵 Activating

• In this state, the device is in the provisioning process. Once created, the device moves to one of its custom-defined states.

🔴 Error

• This state indicates that an error has occurred in processing. Details of the error will be listed. This section will only be visible if an error has been shown.