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b. Click Next.

In both cases, you will see the Customize App page next. The options here not only customize the app's appearance

and details, but control how the app and its data are controlled.

4. Customize the app. See the table below for details on each field.

5. Click Save or Update. (If the app is already one you manage, the button will be "update" and the managed app will

be updated.)

Name Description

App Name

The name of the app as it appears on the iOS device under the icon. The name should

be short so it is not truncated

Description

Optional additional information about the app. This information appears in the list of

apps on the Enterprise Apps Management page.

Icon Shows the icon currently used for the app.

Customize

Icon

When selected, enables the Custom Icon and Revert Icon choices.

Custom Icon Select from icon files uploaded with Content Manager.

App Type The app type.

App ID The app ID.

Version The version of the app.

URL

Scheme

The URL scheme, if available.

Browser Select this option if the app is not a native iOS app.

Document

Sharing

Select this option if you want to allow this app to be able to share its documents and

data with a user's other iOS devices via iTunes and iCloud.

Installation

Type

l Mandatory: The app will be installed automatically if is is included in the

provisioning profile.

l Optional: Users can choose whether or not to install the app in @Work.

Group

Select the group the app will be installed in. (A group is equivalent to a folder.) Default

means it will be installed in the @Work group. Create New Group allows you to enter a

new group name on the fly.

New Group Enter a new group name.

Provisioning

Profile

Select the provisioning profile that this app will be included with.

Table 22:

Customize App Options