Welcome to SOTI MobiControl 15.2 Help
SOTI MobiControl is an enterprise mobile management solution dedicated to helping you manage and monitor your enterprise devices. Use SOTI MobiControl Help to learn about all of the features available through SOTI MobiControl.
Setting Up SOTI MobiControl
This section provides instructions for installing, activating, and upgrading SOTI MobiControl instances.
Using the Console
This section provides information about how to use the SOTI MobiControl console to perform device management tasks.
SOTI MobiControl Administration
This section provides information about how to perform various administrative tasks related to SOTI MobiControl. These tasks include monitoring your SOTI MobiControl system, changing deployment settings, integrating SOTI MobiControl with third-party applications, and performing various modifications that extend SOTI MobiControl beyond its standard configuration.
Using Package Studio
This section provides information about how to use SOTI MobiControl Package Studio to create data packages for devices.
Using Script Commands
Send scripts and execute commands on your devices with SOTI MobiControl. Script commands are supported on Android Plus, Linux, macOS, Windows Desktop Classic, and Windows Mobile/CE devices.
Using SOTI MobiControl Stage
This section provides information about how to use SOTI MobiControl Stage to quickly and easily enroll devices.
SOTI MobiControl Tutorials
This section provides tutorials on how to perform various tasks in SOTI MobiControl.
Glossary
Notices

Task Scheduler

Use the Task Scheduler profile configuration to send scripts to your devices and execute them according to a specified schedule. Within Task Scheduler you can customize scripts and set them to repeat according the interval you set. You can also configure SOTI MobiControl to record a log message whenever a script is executed. By default, this option is disabled to avoid overwhelming the server with messages.

Tip: See Using Script Commands for a list of supported scripts and their syntax.

Each script within the Task Scheduler is configured separately. Therefore, you can have multiple scripts with different schedules configured within the same Task Scheduler profile configuration and they will all execute independently, according to their assigned schedule.