Advanced Device Filtering
Filter devices by client app version and the last seen date range (i. e...
Track device OS versions, last seen date of your devices, along with any app or file deployment errors that may have occurred across your organization. ...
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Remotely Deploy Files to Devices
With file support you can upload 360 videos, configuration files, or any other file types except . apk and ...
Track App Status in Device Groups
A status column has been added to device groups to show whether an app is queued for deployment, installing, or successfully installed, and provides additional details on any deployment errors that may have occurred...
Users with the role “Organization Owner” and “Admin” can now track and audit all activity in their organization. The audit log can be searched by event title and filtered by date range...
Groups are admin-defined blocks of devices that share the same apps, files (coming soon), and settings. Have a suggestion or feature request?
Send us a note at feedback@xrdm...
Improvement to Kiosk Mode & Multi-App Launcher on Oculus Devices
Kiosk Mode has been improved on Oculus Quest and Quest 2 such that the “whitelisted” kiosk app will automatically re-launch if end-users accidentally quit it via Oculus’ universal menu. Likewise, the Multi-App Launcher will re-launch anytime users quit one of the apps “whitelisted” for the launcher...
Multi-App Launcher Now Available on Vive Focus Plus Devices
Multi-App Launcher is now available on Vive Focus Plus devices. Additionally, end-users will have access to the WiFi setting while still being restricted to the apps available to them within the Multi-App Launcher...
Improvements to Multi-App Launcher on Pico
WiFi and boundary setup have been added as launchable apps to ArborXR’s custom Multi-App Launcher for Pico devices. This enables end users to access settings like WiFi and boundary setup while being restricted to the “whitelisted” apps available to them within the Multi-App Launcher...
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Multi-Compatibility Support for Content Apps
When adding content apps you can now specify compatibility with multiple device types. For example, if you add an app that is compatible with both Quest and Quest 2, by specifying both device types in the “Device Compatibility” input, this ensures your app will be available for deployment to both Quest and Quest 2 devices...