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Codeproof Cyber Device Manager vs Relution

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FactCodeproof Cyber Device ManagerRelution
Documentation depthThe Help Center lists 120 mobile-device-management articles, plus articles for ABM, Apple Configurator, console, filtering, email, file management, known issues and Samsung Knox.The public documentation hub contains hundreds of operational topics covering device platforms, settings, installation, troubleshooting, add-ons, audit logs and API use.
Founded20112021
HeadquartersSunnyvale, California, United StatesStuttgart, Germany
IntegrationsNamed integrations include Apple Business Manager, Android Enterprise, Android Zero-Touch, Samsung Knox/KME, Okta and Azure AD.Official integrations include Active Directory/LDAP, REST API, SAML, OpenID Connect, Apple Business Manager and Managed Google Play.
ProductCodeproof Cyber Device Manager is a cloud-based MDM, EMM, and UEM platform for enrolling, securing, and managing endpoints from one console.Relution is a Mobile Device Management and Unified Endpoint Management platform for managing mobile and stationary devices.
Rating on Apple App Store4.0 out of 5 from 1 rating3.0 out of 5 from 2 reviews

Codeproof Cyber Device Manager plans

  • Standard MDM$24 a year
  • Enterprise UEM$48 a year

Relution plans

  • FreeFree
  • CloudPriced on request
  • On PremisesPriced on request

Pick Codeproof Cyber Device Manager if…

Codeproof suits IT teams managing mixed device fleets and organizations that need endpoint enrollment, policy controls, and security features from a cloud console. Its MSP portal is designed for managed service providers handling multiple customers.

Pick Relution if…

Relution suits education, public administration, healthcare and enterprise teams managing mixed mobile and stationary endpoints. It is useful for organizations wanting cloud or self-hosted deployment, application distribution, policy controls and shared-device management.

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