Bring distributed devices
into one console
Device ledger, OTA updates, status monitoring, offline alerts and group policies. For meal kiosks, vending machines, self-service terminals and chain stores.
The more devices, the less you can rely on site visits
Dozens or hundreds of devices across a city: status by phone call, updates by USB drive, offline only discovered when the customer complains—service cost eats the margin.
- Uptime, version and location in one view
- Remote app updates with staged rollout
- Offline and exception alerts before customers notice
- Remote restart, logs and screenshots reduce site visits
Six capabilities across the device lifecycle
Device ledger
Model, serial number, site, owner, version and online status in one record.
Remote updates
App push, staged rollout and result feedback—no more USB drives on site.
Status monitoring
Online/offline, battery, network and runtime status reported in real time.
Offline alerts
Lost connection, app crash or version anomaly—notify the right person by rule.
Group policies
Group by region, customer or device type; batch configuration and operations.
Remote assistance
Remote restart, log capture and screen capture—decide before sending an engineer.
Who uses DMP
Meal kiosk operators
Dozens of canteen sites; update menus and versions remotely and learn about offline devices first.
Vending / self-service
Distributed devices and high failure cost; monitoring and remote troubleshooting cut site visits.
Chain stores
Unified Android POS and display versions; batch distribution of campaign assets.
Device makers
White-label DMP as the remote operations capability of your own hardware.
Connect 50 devices first. Run it for a month.
Send us your device list and we will calculate the cost of site visits.