Esper vs. Hexnode UEM

Hexnode was best suited for us to manage android devices and more specifically for Kiosk Lockdown and restrictions. Hexnode being a UEM offers support for platforms as well. It certainly does open doors for us to increase and take up more devices under the management of Hexnode. As said earlier, Hexnode does not support wearables as of now; would be great if they could start supporting them soon.

• Setting mandatory applications and the silent installation of enterprise apps.
• Hexnode integrates with the Apple Device Enrollment Program and Apple Volume Purchase Program, enabling bulk software purchases and device enrollment.
• Blocklisted applications would be uninstalled from the device and would not be available for download again.

• We utilize a small number of Windows devices in addition to Android ones, however, Hexnode UEM has very few Windows-specific restrictions compared to those for other platforms.
• When we turned on the remote control, the Hexnode for Work app would periodically crash.
• We had to get in touch with their tech support to resolve the issue because the Multi app kiosk mode for Windows devices was not correctly pushed.

It works exactly as needed, no need to find another solution.

Incentivized

Incredibly easy to use and setup.

Incentivized

Online chat support is the best I have received from my vendors.

Incentivized

Follow the steps, and it will install very easy.

Incentivized

We were in the market for a solution that would reduce the workload on our client and the initial choice was Scalefusion; however, on getting a free trial, the UI wasn't that easy to use, and Scalefusion seemed like a smaller company which is new to endpoint management. Whereas Hexnode UEM seemed a little more established and the UI was light years ahead.

• As an ISO certified company, we needed a robust solution to secure our devices and Hexnode's reputation was a no-brainer for us.