Pega Mobile Preview vs CamBlock

Capitalize on the power Pega to gain a competitive edge in your industry. Use Pega's mobile capability to increase your workforce productivity and extend agile business processes in days or even hours. No, your Pega mobile solution isn’t just one of those enterprise apps that you access through a web browser. Its user-centered design supports the way mobile users work so they can be equally efficient both in the office and the field. The Mobile Preview is built upon the new Pega Infinity Mobile Client that enhances UX by accelerating navigation between the application’s screens and improving the UI responsiveness. To ensure seamless performance, native components are used, including bottom navigation menu, native search gadget, header bar, and welcome screen. Use this app to enter, save, and update credentials in your organization's Pega applications. The app will work with the following Pega Infinity versions: 8.2 and newer

CamBlock helps visitors establish a temporary secure session on their iPhone while entering designated secure facilities. Visitors begin by scanning an entry QR code provided by the facility. The app then guides the user through Apple's Screen Time authorization process to enable a temporary secure session on their own device for the duration of the visit. Once the visit is complete, the secure session ends through a verified checkout process. CamBlock uses Apple's public Screen Time frameworks (FamilyControls, ManagedSettings, and DeviceActivity) together with explicit user authorization. The app does not use Mobile Device Management (MDM), configuration profiles, or private APIs. Key Features • QR-based visitor check-in • Guided secure-session setup • User-authorized temporary device restrictions during an active visit • Verified exit-code workflow • Force-exit request and approval workflow • Push notifications for exit request updates • Secure restoration of normal device functionality after checkout CamBlock is designed for organizations that require visitors to follow a temporary secure-session workflow while accessing designated facilities. All device restrictions are initiated only after the user explicitly grants authorization through Apple's Screen Time interface and remain under user control.