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Inventory & Device Lifecycle

Buying products on Primo

Primo provides a platform for sourcing business-appropriate products through B2B channels, ensuring competitive manufacturer pricing while noting that promotional B2C deals may be available elsewhere but not through Primo.

Add references to the Primo catalog

To enhance your experience with the Primo catalog, ensure to add any missing IT equipment and accessories by clicking "Add" in the top right corner of the catalog interface.

Prices applied in the catalog

Learn about our pricing structure, which aligns with manufacturers' suggested retail prices, the benefits of using our B2B procurement channels, and options for cost-conscious customers to manage device purchases effectively.

Selling your old devices

Selling your old devices involves managing the resale process through trusted partners, providing necessary information, receiving estimates, coordinating pickups, and ensuring payment, all while emphasizing the benefits of reselling for both financial gain and environmental sustainability.

Repairing Devices via Primo

Reevive is an innovative platform that empowers users to repair and maintain their electronic devices through easy-to-follow guides, promoting sustainability and reducing e-waste while offering cost-effective solutions and valuable technical skills.

Return and Warranty Conditions for Your IT Products

For a seamless experience with returns and warranty claims for IT products at Primo, customers have 14 days to request returns under specific conditions, can report damaged products with photographic evidence, and are covered by a 1-year manufacturer warranty, with additional support for international customers.

Mobile Device Management (MDM)

General info

Setup your MDM

Manage your apps via Primo & FleetDM (laptop)

Manage your apps efficiently using Primo and FleetDM by following the outlined steps for installing and removing applications, ensuring you understand the connection methods, configuration processes, and installation targets.

Managing administrator accounts

Managing administrator accounts in Primo allows you to create and manage administrator accounts on your devices, with options to set usernames and passwords, while specifying that policies can be edited or disabled, but cannot be changed once enabled on a profile.

Setting up APN certificate

To successfully set up the Apple Push Notification (APN) certificate for Mobile Device Management (MDM) with Primo, ensure you have a professional Apple ID and administrator access to the Primo Cockpit, then follow the outlined steps for creating, importing, and renewing the certificate, which is essential for remote communication with Apple devices.

Password Policy

The password policy outlines the enforcement of minimum length and complexity for session passwords, details the renewal process on macOS and Windows, and emphasizes that any changes will necessitate a password reset for Windows users at their next sign-in.

Disk encryption policy and recovery key storage

The disk encryption policy outlines the importance of encryption for data protection, details the encryption processes for MacOS, Windows, and Linux, and explains the automatic retrieval and storage of recovery keys during encryption to ensure data accessibility in case of password loss.

Manage Admin Accounts with FleetDM

Learn how to manage admin accounts effectively using FleetDM, including scripts for demoting and creating users, configuring policies for device compliance, and automating actions based on user account status.

Set up your MDM

Rollout Primo MDM

Using Primo MDM

MacBook Password Reset

To reset your MacBook password, follow the appropriate method based on whether your device is enrolled in MDM, linked to an Apple ID, or needs a complete reset in recovery mode if no other options are available.

How to use the iCloud Bypass Code

Learn how to effectively use the iCloud activation lock bypass code to unlock your device after a reset, while understanding its implications, legal considerations, and troubleshooting steps necessary for different macOS versions.

Device partially enrolled

Devices are deemed partially enrolled when the enrollment process is incomplete, which may result from various factors such as an incomplete installation of the Fleet agent or network issues, and troubleshooting steps should be followed to resolve these issues and ensure proper enrollment within 30 minutes.

One of your devices has been lost or stolen

If you've lost a device or had one stolen, Primo's MDM offers robust security features, including encryption, password quality control, and remote locking or wiping, to protect your data and help you manage the situation effectively.

Changing a Collaborator's Computer

To ensure a smooth transition when changing a collaborator's computer, follow the outlined steps for managing the old device, assigning the new one, and enrolling it in the MDM system.

Location tracking for Macs

Precise location tracking for Macs is not accessible through MDM due to privacy restrictions, and while features like remote lock and wipe commands are available, Lost Mode is not applicable on macOS, necessitating reliance on user-enabled services like “Find My” for location tracking.

Using Primo's MDM

Zero-Touch (ZTD)

Library

MDM migration

Product Changelog

What’s new · April 2025

In April 2025, significant updates were made to enhance user experience, including custom views with advanced filtering, improved MDM settings, and the introduction of USD pricing for international orders, alongside various miscellaneous improvements and upcoming features aimed at streamlining operations.

What’s new · March 2025

In March 2025, significant updates were introduced, including the ability to apply multiple profiles to devices, a redesigned dashboard for improved fleet management, and the capability to connect multiple HR systems simultaneously, alongside various enhancements and upcoming features aimed at streamlining user experience.

What’s new · February 2025

Key updates include a revamp of onboarding and offboarding processes for greater flexibility, improved application management through FleetDM, direct connections for device resale and repair, and various enhancements to email transfer, login methods, and order management.

What’s New · January 2025

Key updates for January 2025 include enhanced order and delivery management features, improved shipment tracking capabilities, and a commitment to ongoing improvements such as dynamic profiles and self-service MDM.

What’s new · November 2024

Key updates for November 2024 include a complete overhaul of the filtering system, MDM support for iOS devices, and a new unified login experience, alongside various improvements and upcoming features aimed at enhancing overall user experience and operational efficiency.

What’s New · September 2024

Exciting new updates to Primo include a new Profiles feature for tailored device management, improved real-time activity tracking, expanded app integrations, enhanced security measures, and a commitment to greater transparency and user experience enhancements.

What’s New · October 2024

Introducing a range of new features and improvements for October 2024, including revamped onboarding and offboarding flows, enhanced device management, a simplified enrollment process for MDM, and expanded app integrations to streamline your IT operations.

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