SkieWhat is the breach centre and which levels of the organisation can use it?
The breach centre is one screen that lists every device needing attention: silent devices, devices outside a geofence, devices missing a protection, and missed check-ins. It works at every level, from a single device and group up to branch, school and organisation, and each person sees the part they are responsible for.
Managing hundreds of tablets by looking at each one is not realistic. The breach centre turns the question into a short list: which devices need a person to do something today.
It exists at device, group, branch, school and organisation level. A teacher or class admin opens it and sees their group. A branch head sees the branch. A school admin sees the school. The organisation admin sees everything. The same screen, different scope, so nobody has to learn a separate tool per level.
Each item says what is wrong and for how long. A device might be silent for longer than its limit, might have left a zone, might have lost a protection that Skie reads back from Android after every policy apply, or might have missed its check-in. Time matters, so the age of the breach is shown, and the thresholds that decide when something becomes Due, Overdue, Offline unusual or a breach can be edited. See what counts as a breach.
At each level there are two hot buttons, sync and resolve, so you can act on many items in one go. Details are in sync and resolve at each level.
Alerts appear in the dashboard. Email alerts and parent notifications are not available yet, and the team is working on them. So the breach centre works best as a thing someone opens at the start of each day. A daily check takes a few minutes once your thresholds match reality, and the admin routine shows how to fit it in.