Quantem

What Is Quantem?

Quantem.io is a remote device management platform for business device fleets. It helps organizations enroll, secure, monitor, and manage Android, Windows, Linux, macOS, and iOS devices. The platform also provides application management, kiosk controls, device policies, location tracking, and work-profile management for business devices.

What Is Quantem Best For?

The platform stands out for its ability to lock Android phones, tablets, or TVs into a single-purpose kiosk device. It supports single-app mode, multi-app mode, or a custom branded launcher for guided navigation. Quantem also converts Android TVs into managed digital signage and covers integrated kiosk units built for self-service deployment.

How Much Does Quantem Cost?

Quantem price starts at $2.40/device/month for its Essentials plan. It offers Secure browsing, 15 minutes of online status sync, android enterprise work profile, essential kiosk features, etc. It also offers:

• Professional- $4.80/device/month
• Enterprise- $7.20/device/month

The platform also comes with a 21-day free trial. Besides the monthly subscription costs, users should also account for additional charges to consider the total cost of ownership. It includes, but is not limited to, the following:

• Implementation And Onboarding Fees: $500 – $3,000 (one-time)
• SLA Upgrade: $200 – $800/month
• Training And Certification: $150 – $500 per admin, per training session

Disclaimer: The pricing is subject to change.

Quantem Integrations

The platform integrates with multiple third-party platforms, such as:

• Slack software
• Google Workspace software
• Microsoft Azure
• Okta

How Does Quantem Work?

After logging in using your credentials, here's how you can use the platform:

• Enroll your business fleet devices across supported operating systems using options like QR code scanning, zero-touch enrollment, or directory imports
• Organize your enrolled laptops, mobile devices, and kiosks into groups to manage configurations efficiently across your enterprise
• Configure security policies and control device restrictions, such as disabling camera access, blocking USB file transfers, or toggling Wi-Fi settings
• Setup kiosk mode to lock down off-the-shelf devices into single-app or multi-app displays with custom launchers
• Deploy public and private applications from the centralized app catalog directly to targeted user devices or groups
• Schedule automatic app updates, enforce patch management, or remotely clear application data when necessary
• Set up work profile configurations on BYOD devices to keep corporate data encrypted and separate from personal user data
• Establish geofences and enable location tracking to monitor physical asset movements and receive boundary alerts
• Monitor fleet activity, device compliance status, and performance insights directly from the main administrative dashboard

Who Is Quantem For?

Quantem is ideal for a wide range of sectors and industries such as:

• Retail
• Banking and finance
• Healthcare
• Education
• Logistics and transportation
• Non-profits organization

Quantem Use Cases

Based on our assessment of Quantem features, we have identified several situations where the platform is well suited for different users:

1. Schools Managing Distracted Student Devices

K-12 schools and colleges often hand out tablets and laptops for learning, only to see students drift into games and social media during class. Quantem addresses this by locking devices into approved educational apps through kiosk mode. So, a tablet issued for reading remains a reading tool, not a distraction.

2. Banks Securing Devices Across Branches

Banks can use Quantem to manage laptops, tablets, and kiosks assigned to branches and advisors. Administrators can apply encryption, access restrictions, and device policies remotely across their fleet. If a device is lost or compromised, teams can restrict access or wipe it without retrieving the hardware.

3. Retailers Running Devices Across Many Stores

Quantem supports retail chains in monitoring POS terminals, kiosks, and scanners across locations. IT admins can check device health remotely and identify issues without waiting for store staff to report them. This gives teams a way to investigate failing equipment before it disrupts checkout or daily store operations.

4. Logistics Teams Managing Drivers On the Road

Delivery and transportation companies can use Quantem to control the devices issued to drivers. Teams can restrict devices to approved work applications while monitoring their location during routes. This helps dispatchers see where assigned devices are being used and identify delays without relying entirely on driver updates.

Is Quantem Right For You?

If you’re looking for remote device management platform for kiosk and application solutions? Quantem is the right choice. It gives IT teams one dashboard to enroll, secure, and manage Android, Windows, macOS, iOS, and Linux devices. The platform automates zero-touch enrollment, patching, kiosk lockdown, and app deployment, so IT stops configuring devices one by one. It adheres to SOC-2, GDPR, and CCPA standards.

Its kiosk lockdown supports PCI DSS compliance by restricting payment hardware and cardholder data access, relevant for retail and hospitality deployments processing card payments. Notable clients include ATHMA Hospitals, Exhilar, and Roots Outdoor Timber.

Want to learn more about the Quantem? Contact us at (661) 384-7070 for detailed guidance.