Technical · Course T1Lesson 1 of 2
What is WeGuard?
6 min readIn this lesson you'll learn to
- Describe what WeGuard manages and on which OS platforms
- Name each We-suite service and what it does
- Use core WeGuard vocabulary (tenant, policy, enrollment, plan) correctly
A UEM platform, end to end
WeGuard is a Unified Endpoint Management (UEM) platform: one console to enroll company devices, push configuration ("policies") to them, keep them compliant, and act on them remotely — lock, locate, wipe, support — at fleet scale.
Managed platforms
| Platform | How devices enroll | Highlights |
|---|---|---|
| Android (primary) | Android Enterprise — QR, zero-touch, Knox Mobile Enrollment, BYOD work profile | Managed Google Play, kiosk mode, full policy engine |
| Apple (iOS / iPadOS / macOS / tvOS) | Apple Business Manager / Automated Device Enrollment (DEP) | Supervised mode, VPP app licensing, Apple-native restrictions |
| Windows | Agent installer, provisioning package, or Autopilot with Microsoft Entra | BitLocker, Windows Update rings, kiosk, secure browser |
Linux and ChromeOS support is in progress — position them as roadmap, not available today.
The We-suite
Beyond core device management, WeGuard bundles differentiated services — these are the modules that win deals:
| Service | What it does |
|---|---|
| WeTrack | Live device location on a map, tracking history, geofencing |
| WeBox | Content and file distribution to devices |
| WeTalk | Push-to-talk, messaging, and video calling for frontline teams (Android) |
| WeShield | Antimalware scanning and web content filtering |
| WeSupport | Remote screen view and control for support sessions |
| Patch Management | OS/app patch approvals, deployment rings, rollback |
Five words you'll use daily
- Tenant — one customer organization's isolated WeGuard environment.
- Enrollment — the process that brings a device under management.
- Policy — a named bundle of settings assigned to devices; the heart of the product.
- Plan — the commercial package (Starter, Growth, WeGuard Suite, Enterprise) that switches features on or off for a tenant.
- Console — the web portal where admins and partners do all of the above.
Next up: a tour of those consoles.
Knowledge check
1. Which OS platforms does WeGuard manage today?
2. Which We-suite service provides push-to-talk and messaging for frontline teams?
3. What decides which modules are visible in a customer tenant?