The Devices view

The Devices view displays information about the devices enrolled in SMART Remote Management to which you have access. The Devices view is the main view in SMART Remote Management for monitoring and managing devices.

Devices view

To open the Devices view from anywhere in SMART Remote Management, click Devices in the menu.

Note 

As of winter 2025, this view has been updated with a new user interface (UI). For those still wanting to use the previous UI, you can turn off the toggle in the top-right corner.

Image of the devices view with the New UI toggle circled.

In the Devices view, you can:

You can choose the columns that appear in the Devices view by clicking Columns. Enable columns you want to show, and disable columns you want to hide:

Columns popup with OS, HardwareID, Name, Email and Last Seen columns set to display

These are the columns you’d typically want to display for SMART Board interactive displays with iQ:

ColumnDescription

Notes

OS

An icon representing the device’s type (operating system)

For SMART Board interactive displays with iQ, the icon isSMART Board icon.

Device ID

A unique identifier assigned by the device’s manufacturer

For SMART Board interactive displays with iQ, the unique identifier is the same as the display’s serial number.

Device Name

The name for the device that appears on the device itself. It can be added during enrollment, but if left blank, this column will be empty for the device.

SeeRenaming devices and changing their labels

LabelA name you give the device to identify it in SMART Remote Management

SeeRenaming devices and changing their labels

Last seenThe date and time the device was last active

N/A

Policy-KioskThe policies applied to the device

N/A

TagsThe tags applied to the device

SeeUse tags

SMART Build Number

The build number of iQ software running on the SMART Board interactive display

For devices other than SMART Board interactive displays with iQ, this column is blank.

Tips 

  • You can change the order of columns by dragging a column’s header to its new position.

    Changing the order of columns by dragging their headers

  • You can sort devices by clicking the header of the column you want to sort..

  • You can filter the list of devices based on values in some columns.

    SeeFinding devices