RubusNode is built for Android fleets, full stop. Every capability below is shipped and in production today, framed by what devices can actually support, not a roadmap slide.
Android MDM, dedicated devices, apps and blueprints, policy and compliance, automation, governed remote support, trust posture, IAM, approvals, and audit, all in production.
QR, Device Owner, provisioning QR, zero-touch, shared-device pools, assignment, lifecycle, and inventory workflows are designed around Android fleets first.
Single-app and multi-app kiosk policies, custom launcher branding, hardware lockdown, exit PINs, and escape detection support purpose-built devices in branches, depots, stores, and facilities.
Private APK distribution, staged version rollout, file and content delivery, enterprise certificate and VPN profile push, and blueprint-based provisioning are live for Android fleets today.
Policy baselines, rollout preview, dry runs, canaries, OS update posture, geo-fencing, and compliance evidence give operators a governed view of Android fleet state.
Trust posture uses device identity, keystore signals, tamper indicators, clone suspicion, IMEI compliance context, and deterministic fleet risk scoring so mixed fleets remain honest.
Internal IAM, PBAC, MFA, permission boundaries, approval workflows, and immutable audit are part of the governance story from the first sales conversation.
Trigger-based rules, dry-run observation mode, and impact preview run before anything executes. Approval-gated remediation, safe playbook templates, scheduled workflows, and event correlation keep automation accountable.
Operators request a session, devices and users consent, capability-gated controls limit high-risk actions, and dedicated unattended-device support keeps every step evidenced for later review.
Daily audit integrity verification, ISO 27001 control mapping, risk treatment and CAPA workflows, multi-framework evidence packs, and a tokenized buyer trust room turn compliance into a standing artifact.