flutter_android_enterprise #

Android Enterprise / managed-device APIs for Flutter — managed configuration, kiosk mode, compliance reporting, and profile awareness.

Wraps DevicePolicyManager, RestrictionsManager, and androidx.enterprise.feedback with a clear split between capabilities available to any app and those that require Device Owner / Profile Owner provisioning. Methods that need provisioning throw instead of silently returning a default.

Feature matrix #

No app can detect that it is currently running inside Private Space — that is an intentional Android privacy boundary, not a gap in this plugin.

Quick start #

dependencies:
  flutter_android_enterprise: ^0.1.1

import 'package:flutter_android_enterprise/flutter_android_enterprise.dart';

final enterprise = EnterpriseManager();

// Works for any app, no provisioning required
final managed = await enterprise.isDeviceManaged();
final workProfile = await enterprise.isManagedProfile();

if (await enterprise.isDeviceOwnerActive()) {
  final config = await enterprise.getManagedConfigurations();
  // Apply config in your app (server URL, feature flags, etc.)
  enterprise.restrictionsChanged.listen((cfg) {
    // Handle IT-pushed restriction updates
  });

  // Replace with your app's package name
  await enterprise.startKioskMode(allowedPackages: ['com.example.my_app']);
  await enterprise.reportComplianceState(
    ComplianceState.compliant,
    'All checks passed',
  );
}

Provisioning for local testing #

Most Device Owner APIs need a provisioned test emulator or device:

adb shell dpm set-device-owner com.example.flutter_android_enterprise_example/com.example.flutter_android_enterprise.DeviceAdminReceiverImpl

On OEM builds (Samsung Knox, Xiaomi MIUI, and others), Device Owner enrollment and DPM behavior can differ from AOSP — validate on target hardware before production rollout.

Documentation #

• CHANGELOG.md — version history
• API reference: pub.flutter-io.cn/documentation/flutter_android_enterprise

License #

MIT — see LICENSE.