Getting Started with Device Management

Getting Started with Device Management

Overview

As the demand for more devices increases and the shift to the cloud accelerates, Device Management offers a flexible, scalable solution for managing endpoints and applications across Lenovo Windows, Linux, and Android devices. Organizations can easily customize Device Management features and integrate partner services using a simple wizard—without the need for additional development resources.

As an IT Manager or Analyst, you now have enhanced tools at your disposal to proactively monitor device health and manage applications—helping you address potential issues before they affect the employee experience.

Getting Started with Device Management

Your Lenovo Account Representative will initiate the creation of your organization’s tenant. Once the tenant is set up, the designated IT Owner will receive an email from Device Management indicating that the account has been created.

To begin the setup process, follow the link provided in the email to access the Device Management portal sign-on page. You will need to create a Lenovo ID if you don’t already have one, in order to log in.

Once inside the portal, the following resources will help you get started quickly:
  1. Managing Devices in Device Management
  2. Onboarding Windows Devices
  3. Onboarding Android Devices
  4. Onboarding Linux Devices


Technical Details

Please review Lenovo Device Orchestration Requirements to find additional environment configuration items that may be needed.


Support

We have a staffed support team to assist you. Our business hours are 8am-6pm EST.  You can reach out to us via email at ldosupport@lenovocloudsoftware.com. Please include your organization's name when contacting us.

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