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管理和分发应用
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借助 Google Play EMM API，您可以将 Android 应用管理集成到 EMM 控制台中。本页面介绍了 Google Play 企业版、Android Enterprise 的内容市场以及您的 EMM 控制台如何协同工作，为企业客户支持应用管理生命周期。
Managed Google Play
Google Play 企业版是专为企业优化的 Google Play 版本。它融合了 Google Play 中熟悉的用户体验和应用商店功能，以及一系列专为企业设计的管理功能。
IT 管理员
IT 管理员可以使用 Google Play 企业版浏览适合企业的 Android 应用。
面向最终用户
对于最终用户来说，Google Play 企业版就是他们的企业应用商店。用户体验与 Google Play 类似 - 用户可以浏览应用、查看应用的详细信息并安装应用。最显著的区别在于，用户的 IT 管理员控制着用户可以通过 Google Play 企业版访问和安装哪些应用。
EMM 控制台
借助 Google Play EMM API、Google Play 企业版 iframe 和受管理配置 iframe，您可以将完整的应用管理生命周期集成到 EMM 控制台。
EMM 通知
您可以订阅 EMM 通知，以便针对 Google Play 企业版中影响企业客户的事件接收提醒。例如，当 IT 管理员使用 Google Play 企业版批准应用或应用更新请求新权限时，您可能会收到提醒。
作为 EMM 开发者，您可以使用这些通知在控制台中显示消息、提示 IT 管理员执行某些操作或自动执行流程。
应用管理生命周期
查找公开应用
IT 管理员可以直接使用 Google Play 企业版 iframe 或 Google Play 企业版中的搜索功能来浏览其企业的公开应用。如需了解详情，请参阅查找公开应用。
支持专用应用
您可以通过添加 Google Play 企业版 iframe 或使用 Google Play Custom App Publishing API，将专用应用发布功能集成到 EMM 控制台。企业还可以通过 Play 管理中心发布应用，并将其标记为私有。专用应用会在发布后自动获得企业批准。
如需了解详情，请参阅支持专用应用。
支持 Web 应用
Web 应用可将网页转换为 Android 应用，让用户在移动设备上更轻松地查找和使用应用。您可以在 EMM 控制台中添加对发布、修改和删除 Web 应用的支持，只需添加 Google Play 企业版 iframe 或使用 Play EMM API 即可。
如需了解详情，请参阅支持 Web 应用。
分发应用
IT 管理员批准应用后，您可以通过以下两种方式将应用安装到用户设备上：推送安装应用，或将应用添加到 Google Play 企业版商店，用户可手动安装该应用。
默认情况下，Google Play 企业版商店以基本布局显示应用，但您可以使用 Google Play EMM API 让 IT 管理员自定义商店的布局。例如，您可以按“通信”或“财务”等类别对应用进行分组。
如需了解详情，请参阅分发应用和自定义商店布局。
一些专为企业设计的应用包含内置托管配置，这些配置是 IT 管理员可以远程指定并应用于设备的设置。如需在 EMM 控制台中支持托管配置，您可以嵌入托管配置 iframe 或开发自己的自定义界面。
如需了解详情，请参阅配置应用。
更新应用
当公开应用发布更新时，更新有时会请求获取新权限。借助 Play EMM API，您可以在设备政策中为应用设置更新偏好设置。
如需了解详情，请参阅更新应用。
删除应用
您可以使用 Google Play EMM API 开发一些功能，让 IT 管理员能够从用户的设备中移除应用、收回应用许可以及从 Google Play 企业版商店中移除应用。
如需了解详情，请参阅删除应用。
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最后更新时间 (UTC)：2025-08-31。
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This page describes how managed Google Play,\nthe content marketplace for Android Enterprise, and your EMM console can\nwork together to support the app management lifecycle for your enterprise\ncustomers.\n\nManaged Google Play\n-------------------\n\nManaged Google Play is a version of Google Play that's optimized for\nenterprises. It combines the familiar user experience and app store features of\nGoogle Play with a set of management capabilities that are designed specifically\nfor enterprises.\n\n### For IT admins\n\nIT admins can use managed Play to browse Android apps for their enterprise.\n\n### For end users\n\nTo end users, managed Google Play is their enterprise app store. The user\nexperience is similar to Google Play---users can browse apps, view their details,\nand install them. The most notable difference is that the user's IT admin\ncontrols the apps that a user can access and install from managed Google Play.\n\nEMM console\n-----------\n\nWith the Google Play EMM API, managed Google Play iframe, and managed\nconfigurations iframe, you can integrate the full [app management lifecycle](/android/work/play/emm-api/mam-overview#the_app_management_lifecycle)\ninto your EMM console.\n\n### EMM notifications\n\nYou can subscribe to [EMM notifications](/android/work/play/emm-api/about-notifi%0Acations) to receive alerts in response to events in managed Google Play that\naffect your enterprise customers. For example, you can receive alerts when an IT\nadmin uses managed Play to approve an app or when an app update makes a request\nfor new permissions.\n\nAs an EMM developer, you can use these notifications to display messages, prompt\nan IT admin to take certain actions, or automate processes in your console.\n\n*** ** * ** ***\n\nThe app management lifecycle\n----------------------------\n\n### Find public apps\n\nIT admins can use the search feature in the [managed Google Play iframe](/android/work/play/emm-api/managed-play-iframe)\nor [managed Google Play](https://play.google.com/work) directly to browse public\napps for their enterprise. For more information, see [Find public apps](/android/work/play/emm-api/public-apps).\n\n### Support private apps\n\nYou can integrate private app publishing capabilities into your EMM console by\nadding the managed Google Play iframe or using the Google Play Custom App\nPublishing API. Enterprises can also publish apps and mark them as private from\nthe Play Console. Private apps are automatically approved for the enterprise\nwhen they're published.\n\nFor more information, see [Support private apps](/android/work/play/emm-api/private-apps).\n\n### Support web apps\n\nA web app turns a web page into an Android app, making it easier to find and\nsimpler to use on mobile devices. You can add support for publishing, editing,\nand deleting web apps in your EMM console by adding the managed Google Play\niframe or using the Play EMM API.\n\nFor more information, see [Support web apps](/android/work/play/emm-api/web-apps).\n\n### Distribute apps\n\nAfter an IT admin approves an app, there are two ways to get the app onto a\nuser's device: [push install](/android/work/play/emm-api/distribute#silently_push-install_apps)\nthe app or [add the app to the managed Play store](/android/work/play/emm-api/distribute#make_apps_available_in_the_managed_play_store) where\nthe user can install it manually.\n\nThe managed Play Store displays apps in a basic layout by default, but you can\nuse the Google Play EMM API to let IT admins customize the layout of the store.\nFor example, you can group apps by categories such as \"communications\" or\n\"finances\".\n\nFor more information, see [Distribute apps](/android/work/play/emm-api/distribute)\nand [Custom store layouts](/android/work/play/emm-api/store-layout).\n\n### Configure apps\n\nSome apps designed for enterprises include built-in managed configurations,\nwhich are settings that an IT admin can remotely specify and apply to devices.\nTo support managed configurations in your EMM console, you can either embed the\nmanaged configurations iframe or develop your own custom UI.\n\nFor more information, see [Configure apps](/android/work/play/emm-api/managed-configurations).\n\n### Update apps\n\nWhen a public app releases an update, the update sometimes includes requests for\nnew permissions. Using the Play EMM API, you can set update preferences for\napps in a device's policy.\n\nFor more information, see [Update apps](/android/work/play/emm-api/update).\n\n### Delete apps\n\nYou can use the Google Play EMM API to develop features that let IT admins\nremove apps from users' devices, reclaim app licenses, and remove apps from the\nmanaged Google Play Store.\n\nFor more information, see [Delete apps](/android/work/play/emm-api/delete)."]]
