
Initial Assessment: Evaluate the organization's needs and device requirements.
Configuration: Set up the Esper platform according to the assessed needs, including:
Device management policies
Application deployment strategies
Security settings
Device Enrollment: Enroll devices into the platform for remote management and monitoring.
Training: Conduct training sessions for administrators and end-users to ensure effective use of the system.
Custom ROM Support: Use tailored Android builds to meet unique requirements.
Application Management: Deploy custom applications and tailor policies for app usage based on operational needs.
Policy Configuration: Create and enforce specific policies related to:
Security
App usage
Device settings
Flexible Subscription Plans: Esper generally offers flexible subscription models that allow organizations to adjust their plan as their needs evolve, whether that means scaling up or down.
Device Limit Adjustments: Organizations can typically increase or decrease the number of devices managed under their subscription, with changes applied in real-time or at the end of the billing cycle.
Customization Options: As organizational needs change, users can modify configurations, including app deployments and management policies, without significant limitations.
Contract Duration: Esper contracts usually span a specific duration (e.g., annually), with terms outlined in the service agreement.
Renewal Process: Most contracts are set to auto-renew unless the organization provides notice to cancel prior to the renewal date; specific notice periods, often 30 to 60 days in advance, may apply.
Cancellation Terms:
Organizations can often cancel their subscription prior to the renewal, following the specified notice period.
Some contracts may include cancellation fees, so it is important to review the terms for additional costs.