The AutoPilot feature has been transformed into Device Groups, offering a more flexible and efficient way to organize and manage your fleet of devices within Trio.

What’s New:

• Device Groups: AutoPilot has now been replaced with Device Groups, allowing for better organization and management of devices by categorizing them into logical groups (e.g., departments, locations, roles).

• Enhanced Device Management: Device Groups enables admins to apply configurations, policies, and settings to a group of devices, simplifying mass management tasks and improving overall efficiency.

• Simplified Workflow: Devices can now be enrolled and assigned to groups based on specific criteria or use cases, such as workstations, classrooms, or mobile devices, allowing for customized management and seamless updates.

• Flexible Group Management: Easily add or remove devices from groups, enabling dynamic adjustments as your fleet evolves. Device Groups can be used to manage all devices from a single dashboard, providing a clearer overview of your organization's device ecosystem.

Why It’s Great:

• Improved Efficiency: Grouping devices allows for faster deployment and easier management, especially when dealing with large fleets or specific use cases.

• Better Customization: Device Groups provide a more granular approach to managing devices, enabling customized configurations and policies based on specific needs.

• Streamlined Process: The transition from AutoPilot to Device Groups streamlines workflows and simplifies the assignment of tasks, reducing the complexity of device management.

Availability:
The Device Groups feature is now live and fully integrated into the Trio platform.

Note:
This change brings enhanced flexibility and better scalability for organizations of all sizes. Expect continuous improvements and additional features based on user feedback.