KidoZen is a cloud based platform that enables Enterprise-ready capabilities to mobile applications
You need your employees to authenticate to your enterprise mobile applications using their Active Directory credentials.
No problem
Our authentication services allows your enterprise mobile applications to authenticate to Active Directory, Google ID or Windows Live ID with a single line of code. No need to hire security experts.
KZApplication * myApplication = [[[KZApplication alloc] initWithTennant:@"myTenant" andApplication:@"myApplication"] AuthenticateWithUser:@"jond" andPassword:@"secret"]; Boolean isSudo = [myApplication.UserPrincipal isInRole:@"sudoers"];
KZApplication myApplication = new
KZApplication("myTennant","myApplication").Authenticate("johnd", "secret");
Boolean isSudo = myApplication.UserPrincipal.IsInRole("sudoers");
var result = await kzApplication
.Authenticate("user", "password", "ADFS");
if (result.Error!=null) throw new Exception(result.Error);
var isInRole = result.User.IsInRole("Administrators");
var roles = result.User.Roles;
var claims = result.User.Claims;
Your mobile expense report application needs to store and query the expenses reported by the different employees.
Don’t sweat it
Store, query, update and delete objects from any mobile platform using our SDKs. No infrastructure setup necessary, no headaches.
KZStorage * storage = [kido StorageWithName:@"purchaseOrders"];
id storage = [kido StorageWithName:@"myStorage"];
[storage create:myvalues completion:^(KZResponse * k) {
//...
}];
Storage storage = kzApplication.Storage("entities");
storage.Create(new JSONObject(myEntity),mOnCreateCallback);
var order= new Order { Number= 1234, Amount= 23.75};
var serviceEvent = await kzApplication
.Storage["purchaseOrders"]
.Save(order);
var orderId = serviceEvent.Response["_id"];
new Kido()
.storage()
.objectSet("tasks")
.insert({ title: 'Pulp fiction' })
.done(function () {
alert('Inserted!');
});
Does your enterprise mobile order processing app needs to integrate with different SAP instances in the dev, qa and production environments?
Walk in the park!
Use our configuration service to read and write configuration settings for your enterprise mobile applications.
id server = [NSDictionary dictionaryWithObjectsAndKeys: ...
id configuration = [kido ConfigurationWithName:@"ServerConfiguration"];
[configuration save:server completion:^(KZResponse * k) {
//...
}];
JSONObject server = new JSONObject( ...
Configuration configuration = kzApplication.Configuration("ServerConfiguration");
configuration.Save(server, onConfigurationSaveCallback);
var configurationData = new ConfigurationData { Host = "localhost" };
var serviceEvent = await kzApplication
.Configuration["ServerConfiguration"]
.Save(configurationData);
new Kido("myApplication")
.config()
.set("ServerConfiguration", { Host = "localhost" })
.done(function () {
alert("Saved!");
});
Would you like to track when an error occurs in your enterprise mobile applications?
Piece of cake!
Our mobile SDKs will help you to instrument your mobile applications with a single line of code.
id kido = [[KZApplication alloc] initWithTennantMarketPlace:URL applicationName:APP andCallback:callback];
[kido writeLog:@"Application has been started" withLevel:LogLevelInfo completion:^(KZResponse * k) {
//...
}];
KZApplication kido = new KZApplication(tennantMarketPlace, application, callback);
kido .WriteLog("Application has been started", LogLevel.LogLevelInfo, mOnWriteLogCallback);
var serviceEvent = await kzApplication
.Logger
.Write("Some text to log", LogLevel.LogLevelInfo);
new Kido("myApplication")
.logging()
.writeInfo("Something cool just happened!")
.done(function () {
alert('Logged!');
});
Just filed a new purchase order using your shinny order management application that eventually needs to be place in your ERP system?
No brainer
Use our mobile queue service and our SDKs to enqueue and dequeue messages with a couple of lines of code.
id queue = [kido QueueWithName:@"myQueue"];
id msg = [NSDictionary dictionaryWithObject:.. forKey: ..];
[queue enqueue:msg completion:^(KZResponse * k) {
//...
}];
JSONObject msg = new JSONObject(...
Queue queue = myApplication.Queue("myQueue");
queue.Enqueue(msg, mOnEnqueueCallback);
var serviceEvent = await kzApplication
.Queue["myQueue"]
.Enqueue("Some message");
new Kido("myApplication")
.queues()
.queue("myQueue")
.push("Some message")
.done(function () {
alert("Queued!");
});
Just updated an account using your cool mini ERP mobile application and need to alert other systems?
Peanuts
Use our publish-subscribe service to distribute messages to any subscriber using a single line of code.
id message = [NSDictionary dictionaryWithObject:... forKey: ...];
id pubsub = [kido PubSubChannelWithName:@"mychannel"];
[pubsub publish:message completion:^(KZResponse * k) {
//...
}];
JSONObject message = new JSONObject(...
PubSubChannel pubsub = kzApplication.PubSubChannel("mychannel");
pubsub.Publish(message, mOnPublishCallback);
var message = new MyMessage();
var serviceEvent = await kzApplication
.PubSubCannel["myChannel"]
.Publish();
new Kido("myApplication")
.pubsub()
.channel("myChannel")
.publish(msg)
.done(function(){
alert('Message sent.');
});
Just updated an account using your cool mini ERP mobile application and need to alert other systems?
Peanuts
Use our publish-subscribe service to distribute messages to any subscriber using a single line of code.
id pubsub = [kido PubSubChannelWithName:@"mychannel"];
[pubsub subscribe:^(id message) {
// ... message could be an NSError or the received message from channel
}];
PubSubChannel pubsub = kzApplication.PubSubChannel("mychannel");
pubsub.Subscribe(mOnMessageCallback, mOnErrorCallback);
kzApplication
.PubSubCannel["myChannel"]
.Subscribe<MyMessage>(
(message) => { /* Message arrived */ },
(exception) => { /* Error occurred */ }
);
new Kido("myApplication")
.pubsub()
.channel("myChannel")
.subscribe(function (msg) {
alert("Received message: " + msg);
});
Would like your employees to receive an automatic email when their time sheets have been approved using your awesome HR mobile application?
Picnic
Use our email service to send Email messages from your mobile applications with a single line of code. You don’t even need to setup an email server.
[kzApplication sendMailTo:@"johndoe@ms.com" from:@"kz@gmail.com" withSubject:@"Hello kidozen" andHtmlBody:@"" andTextBody:@"This is a test email" completion:nil];
kzApplication.SendEmail("johndoe@ms.com", "kz@gmail.com", @"Hello kidozen", "This is a test email", mOnSentCallback);
var mail = new Mail
{
from = "jhon@kidozen.com",
to = "sam@kidozen.com",
subject = "Sample",
textBody = "Hello!",
htmlBody = "<html><body<h1>Hello!</h1></body></html>"
};
var serviceEvent = kzApplication
.MailSender
.Send(mail);
new Kido("myApplication")
.email()
.send("jhon@kidozen.com", "sam@kidozen.com", "Sample Subject", "Hello!",
"<html><body<h1>Hello!</h1></body></html>")
.done(function(){
alert('Email sent.');
});
Need to send an SMS message to your team when a new task is created for them using your enterprise mobile task manager app.
Cakewalk
Use our SMS service to send SMS messages from your mobile applications with a single line of code. No need to learn a complex API, no infrastructure needed.
id sender = [kido SMSSenderWithNumber:@"+54911..."];
[sender send:@"Hello" completion:^(KZResponse * k) {
// ...
}];
SMSSender sms = kzApplication SMSSender("+54911...");
sms.Send("Hello!", OnSmsSentCallback);
var serviceEvent = kzApplication
.SmsSender["+15556547"]
.Send("Hello!");
new Kido("myApplication")
.sms()
.send("+15556547", "sample message")
.done(function(){
alert('SMS sent.');
});
Need to deliver push notification messages to your IT team when a new support ticket is filed using your super cool help desk mobile application?
Simple as ABC!
Use our push notification services and our mobile SDKs to enable your enterprise mobile applications to send push notifications across IOS, Android and Windows Phone device
id notification = [kido pushNotifications];
id message = [NSDictionary dictionaryWithObjectsAndKeys: ...
[notification pushNotification:message InChannel:@"sportsChannel" completion:^(KZResponse * k) {
// ...
}];
JSONObject data = new JSONObject(...
Notification notification = kzApplication.Notification();
notification.Push("sportsChannel", data, mOnPushMessageCallback);
var data = new NotificationData {
type = "toast",
title = "KZ Push notifications!",
text = "This is a notification from KidoZenwindows Phone"
};
kzApplication
.Notification
.Push("myChannel", data);
var notif = {
channel: "sports",
title: "KZ Push notifications!",
type: "toast",
text: "Javascript notification"
};
new Kido("myApplication")
.notifications()
.send(notif.channel, notif.title, notif.text, notif.type)
.done(function() {
alert('Sent!');
});