It would be extremely useful if a device dropping below a minimum specified battery level would trigger a notification to the administrator via email. This is a weak point with remotely located devices that are left on and accessible for long periods at a time. Even the genuine high wattage Apple chargers can require a power cycle after being left on for long periods, to avoid the device battery discharging faster than it is maintained.

allow exceptions to Apps that are still useful but are restricted to the profile settings.
if your profile settings have age restricted Apps set at 14+, have an exception box to allow Apps that have a 17+ to still function on device.

In Apple Configurator 2, there is an option to customise the “Trust” of a Wi-Fi configuration. This allows connecting to an enterprise network (in my case TTLS+PAP) without getting the “Untrusted Certificate” pop-up on iOS.
It would be great to be able to set these fields in the SimpleMDM UI too!
(I actually spent a few days searching why I was getting this pop-up on iOS, and not on macOS; turns out on macOS having the certificate installed in the keychain seems to be enough, but not on macOS…)

create automatic lists devices.
Devices are automatic assigned depending of some features like memory,, IOS version or specific version of an App installed.

Please add the ability to set custom attributes for DEP Devices which have not yet enrolled with SimpleMDM.

This would enable us to set some user attributes (email addresses, user names etc.) before handing the device to the user. Right now we are not able to preset a Google account profile for a user for a full zero touch deployment.

If SSO is enabled on an instance it would be nice to disallow logins using application passwords (maybe admins or owners excluded).

It's might make creating a new restrictions profile more efficient if I could "uncheck all" Restrictions checkboxes, or "uncheck all" on a per section basis of the Restrictions profile.

We deploy Wandera using SimpleMDM to manage data use, but the integration on the Wandera side is weak. We can pass simple things during Wandera enrollment (device name, device ID, etc...) but that's about it. Is there a chance we could do more to bring these two tools together? Display Wandera stats in SimpleMDM or pull SimpleMDM information into Wandera post enrollment?

At the moment there is only
- Serial Number
- OS Version
- Storage Capacity.

I would like to have also:
- MacBook (Size, year, version)
- Processor
- Memory
- Graphics

It would be super, it it was possible to create a attribute such as Password (with hidden entry), so that it is not necessary to separately VPN accounts for all users, but that it would be enough to do it once.

There are many pages in SimpleMDM that have multiple tabs such as App detail, Device detail, etc.

I frequently reload these pages to see updated inventory for apps installed, or updated device information. When I reload the page, it always goes back to the first tab and resets everything, so I have to click back to where I was.

Could at least the selected tab and maybe even page state be preserved on reload?

The ability to push out alerts or messages to individual, grouped or all devices.

Or some way to manage a large app catalog (e.g. folders, tags, groups, etc...)

It would be excellent to have the ability to push VPN profiles as both user and device channel (similar to custom configuration profiles).

Add a button to force all devices to check in. If a device cannot check in after this, then flag it.
This will help identify issues with the installed profile or check in issues.

Show a list of locked devices or show more status on the main screen.
Group, model, status, last seen only on device screen. More data can be shown on the general devices screen.

Create an ‘admin notes’ field for each config setting in the console. This will allow basic change logs for any configuration changes.

Under iOS you can add a card account to the device. But under a macOS device yo can not. This would be a good addition.

In Europe its critical to record information about employees. It would be great if we could setup a MDM group were we can add our employees iOS devices and in this group we don't see the device location (already possible) and also disable the "Apps" tab, which can contain very personal information about installed apps.