Delete an application
Alternative Available: DELETE /v1/enterprise/{enterprise_id}/application/{application_id}/ To remove an iOS or Windows application version: DELETE /v2/tenant-apps/{appId}/versions/{versionId} Delete Android enterprise application. Permanently removes an application and all of its associated versions from the enterprise. Once deleted, the application can no longer be assigned to devices or policies and cannot be managed or distributed unless re-uploaded. Common Use Cases Removing deprecated or unsupported applications from the enterprise catalog, cleaning up unused or test applications, eliminating duplicate entries, and decommissioning applications no longer approved for distribution. Best Practices Before deleting, download a backup copy of the application package from the Apps section in the console — deletion is permanent and cannot be undone. Verify the application is not referenced in any active blueprints before calling this endpoint; an application associated with a blueprint must be removed from that blueprint first or the deletion will fail. Review device and policy assignments to avoid unintended disruption to managed devices. Note: This endpoint removes the entire application record along with all versions. To remove iOS or Windows tenant application versions individually, use DELETE /v2/tenant-apps/{appId}/versions/{versionId} instead. Workflow:
- Use the List apps in enterprise endpoint to retrieve the application_id.
- Check whether the application is present in any blueprints: GET /v2/blueprints/
- If the application appears in one or more blueprints, note the relevant blueprint_id values.
- For each affected blueprint, remove the application by calling: PUT /v2/blueprints/{blueprint_id}/
- Once the application has been removed from all blueprints, call this endpoint with the application_id to permanently delete it and all associated versions from the enterprise.
Path parameters
A UUID string identifying this application.
A UUID string identifying enterprise.
Response
The resource was deleted successfully.