Relution
Enterprise mobility management software
Mobile application management software
Mobile device management (MDM) software
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What is Relution
Relution is an enterprise mobility management (EMM) platform used to enroll, configure, and secure mobile endpoints and to distribute and manage mobile applications. It targets IT and security teams that manage corporate-owned or BYOD fleets across iOS/iPadOS, Android, and other endpoint types depending on deployment. The product combines mobile device management (MDM), mobile application management (MAM), and content/policy controls in a single administrative console. It is commonly deployed in regulated or privacy-sensitive environments that require centralized policy enforcement and app distribution.
Unified EMM with MDM and MAM
Relution brings device enrollment, configuration profiles, compliance policies, and application distribution into one platform. This reduces the need to operate separate tools for device control and app lifecycle management. It supports common enterprise mobility workflows such as staged rollouts, app updates, and policy-based access. For organizations standardizing on a single console, this can simplify day-to-day administration.
Policy-based security and compliance
The platform centers on enforcing device and app policies (for example, passcode requirements, OS version constraints, and restrictions) and reacting to non-compliance. This helps IT teams apply consistent controls across large fleets. Administrative actions such as remote lock/wipe and configuration changes are typically executed centrally. These capabilities align with standard EMM requirements for security governance.
Enterprise app distribution support
Relution supports distributing in-house and public-store applications to managed devices and user groups. This enables controlled deployment for internal apps, line-of-business tools, and approved third-party apps. It also supports app assignment and update management to reduce manual installs. This is useful in scenarios like field service, education, and kiosk-style deployments where app sets must remain consistent.
Public feature details vary
Some advanced capabilities (for example, deep OS-specific controls, identity integrations, or specialized device modes) may depend on edition, platform, or deployment model. Public documentation and packaging can make it harder to confirm exact feature parity across endpoint types without a vendor-led scoping exercise. Buyers often need a detailed requirements mapping to avoid surprises. This can lengthen evaluation compared with products with highly standardized tiering and published matrices.
Ecosystem breadth may be narrower
Compared with the largest EMM suites, third-party integrations and prebuilt connectors may be less extensive depending on the customer’s stack. Organizations that rely on a wide marketplace of integrations (ITSM, SIEM, IAM, network access, analytics) may need additional implementation work. This can increase deployment effort for complex environments. Integration requirements should be validated early in procurement.
Complexity for small deployments
As an EMM platform, Relution introduces policy design, enrollment workflows, and ongoing compliance operations that can be heavy for very small fleets. Teams without dedicated mobility administration may find initial setup and governance more involved than lightweight device tools. Ongoing maintenance (OS changes, certificate renewals, app update cadence) still applies. For small organizations, the operational overhead can outweigh benefits.
Plan & Pricing
| Plan | Price | Key features & notes |
|---|---|---|
| Free | $0 — up to 5 devices (unlimited time) | Shared Cloud or On Premises; Up to 5 devices; Unlimited in time (per official site). |
| Cloud | Request prices (quote-based) | Software as a Service (SaaS); Shared server or dedicated server with multi-tenancy and user directory integration; pricing available on request. |
| On Premises | Request prices (quote-based) | Install in your own infrastructure (Linux, Docker); pricing available on request. |
Seller details
Relution GmbH
Stuttgart, Germany
Private
https://relution.io/
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