Unified endpoint management is increasingly judged not just by device coverage, but by how reliably it supports mission-critical hardware in the real world. ProMobi Technologies is leaning into that reality with a new milestone for its flagship platform, Scalefusion.

The company announced that Scalefusion is now Zebra validated, following successful completion of Zebra Technologies’ Enterprise Testing Program. The validation confirms Scalefusion’s interoperability with Zebra’s thermal printer portfolio, clearing the way for enterprises to confidently manage Zebra printing devices within a unified management environment.

For organizations that rely on Zebra printers for essential labeling, tracking, and workflow automation—particularly in retail, logistics, manufacturing, and healthcare—the validation removes a key friction point: uncertainty around compatibility, performance, and long-term manageability.

Why Zebra Validation Matters

Zebra’s Enterprise Testing Program is designed to rigorously assess how third-party platforms perform with Zebra’s hardware ecosystem, which spans mobile computers, scanners, printers, and RFID technologies. Earning validation signals that a solution meets Zebra’s benchmarks for reliability, scalability, and performance in demanding operational environments.

For Scalefusion customers, the outcome is practical rather than symbolic. Zebra validation means Zebra thermal printers can now be brought under the same Unified Endpoint Management (UEM) umbrella as smartphones, tablets, kiosks, and rugged devices—without workarounds or custom integrations.

“Validation from Zebra underscores the strength of our platform and its ability to support customers operating in highly demanding environments,” said Sriram Kakarala, Chief Product Officer at Scalefusion.

He added that enterprises using Zebra printers for critical workflows can now manage those devices through Scalefusion with confidence in performance, security, and compliance.

Extending Unified Management to the Front Line

Scalefusion has positioned itself as a platform for managing diverse device fleets across distributed locations. With Zebra validation, that scope now extends more deeply into front-line operations where thermal printers play a central role.

Through Scalefusion, IT teams can remotely configure, monitor, and secure Zebra printers alongside other endpoints. Capabilities such as Firmware Over-the-Air (FOTA) updates help ensure devices remain aligned with the latest releases and security standards—an increasingly important requirement as printers become more connected and exposed within enterprise networks.

From an operational perspective, this reduces overhead for IT and operations teams that would otherwise juggle separate tools for endpoint management and printing infrastructure. A single console for governance and visibility becomes especially valuable in high-volume environments where uptime and consistency directly affect revenue and service quality.

A Broader Signal in Enterprise Device Management

The announcement also reflects a broader trend in UEM and enterprise IT: validation and ecosystem alignment are becoming competitive differentiators. As device fleets grow more heterogeneous, enterprises are prioritizing platforms that are formally tested and endorsed by hardware leaders, rather than relying on “best effort” compatibility.

Scalefusion’s status as a member of Zebra Technologies’ PartnerConnect program reinforces that positioning. The program brings together technology partners focused on delivering integrated, high-performance solutions for front-line workers—an audience that increasingly depends on seamless coordination between hardware and software.

What This Means for Enterprises

For businesses already standardized on Zebra printers, Scalefusion’s validation lowers the barrier to consolidating device management. For others evaluating UEM platforms, it strengthens Scalefusion’s case as a solution capable of handling not just mobile endpoints, but the specialized hardware that underpins day-to-day operations.

As enterprises continue to modernize workflows at the edge—where printing, scanning, and real-time data capture intersect—validated integrations like this are likely to matter more than feature checklists alone.

In that context, Scalefusion’s Zebra validation is less about a badge and more about trust: assurance that unified management can extend all the way to the devices keeping front-line operations running.

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