Welcome to SOTI MobiControl Help
SOTI MobiControl is an enterprise mobile management solution dedicated to helping you manage and monitor your enterprise devices. Use SOTI MobiControl Help to learn about all of the features available through SOTI MobiControl.
Setting Up SOTI MobiControl
This section provides instructions for installing, activating, and upgrading SOTI MobiControl instances.
Using the Console
This section provides information about how to use the SOTI MobiControl console to perform device management tasks.
SOTI MobiControl Administration
This section provides information about how to perform various administrative tasks related to SOTI MobiControl. These tasks include monitoring your SOTI MobiControl system, changing deployment settings, integrating SOTI MobiControl with third-party applications, and performing various modifications that extend SOTI MobiControl beyond its standard configuration.
Using Package Studio
This section provides information about how to use SOTI MobiControl Package Studio to create data packages for devices.
Using Script Commands
Send scripts and execute commands on your devices with SOTI MobiControl. Script commands are supported on Android Plus, Linux, Windows Desktop Classic, and Windows Mobile/CE devices.
Using SOTI MobiControl Stage
This section provides information about how to use SOTI MobiControl Stage to quickly and easily enroll devices.
Configuring Cloud Link
This section provides information about how to set up and configure the SOTI MobiControl Cloud Link agent for your deployment.
Glossary
Notices

Application Run Control

Use the Application Run Control profile configuration to control which applications are accessible on your devices, even if they are already installed.

Blocking certain applications can result in increased security and improved productivity in your device users.

You can either configure a Blacklist or a Whitelist depending on how many applications you want to block.

A Blacklist blocks any applications that are specifically mentioned on it. If you only want to block a few applications, use a blacklist.

A Whitelist blocks any applications that are not specifically mentioned on it. If you want to block most of the applications on your device, allowing only a select few for business purposes, use a whitelist.

Note: If application run control is configured improperly, it can adversely affect the operation of your devices. Apply your control list to a few test devices before deploying to it all your devices. You have the potential to brick the device by blocking incorrect package IDs. As a general rule, if you do not know what the application or package ID does (for example com.company.application), allow it to run instead of blocking it as it might be critical for the proper operation of the device.