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Application Management allows administrators to manage Frontline Workplace applications on a Frontline server. Users can pair their Frontline Workplace for smartglasses, Android smartphone, and iOS applications via this page.

User interface

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  1. Upload: Allows you to upload newer version application bundles of existing applications.
  2. New Application: Allows you to upload new application bundles.
  3. Maintainance: Allows you to manage unused applications.
  4. Reset Smartglass App: Allows you to display a QR code that allows resetting the Frontline Workplace smartglasses app.
  5. Pair Smartphone App: Allows you to display a QR code that allows changing the environment of the Frontline Workplace smartphone apps.
  6. More: Allows you to display a QR code that allows changing the environment of the Frontline Workplace smartglasses app.

Uploading a new application

  1. Click on Upload.
  2. Click on Upload Bundle and choose the UAB file from your local disk. Define a custom version name (optionally).
  3. Click on Upload.

Note: The version name field is used as another identifier for the version. If it is left empty, the Frontline Command Center will extract the information from the UAB file.

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Configuring applications

Once uploaded, you can configure the application by clicking on More on the application tile. This opens a modal that allows you to select the application version and the Wi-Fi network as well as to edit the application name.

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Defining Wi-Fi networks within an application configuration makes the setup process easier. When a Wi-Fi network is configured within the application, every smartglasses device that tries to install the corresponding application has the corresponding Wi-Fi settings already pre-configured. If different Wi-Fi networks are in use, it is also possible to upload the same application multiple times and pair it with each network.

A QR code is generated that can be used to install the application on a device. In cases where a user has no access to the application management page, administrators can generate a PDF document with the QR code to send it to the user or print it out (as shown in the above screenshot).