List apps in enterprise
Returns a paginated list of all Android applications uploaded to the enterprise, with optional filters for name, package name, category, SDK version, and more.
Use this endpoint to search and inventory the Android apps available in your enterprise before installing, managing, or auditing app versions across your fleet.
About List Applications
This endpoint is part of the Application V1 family (/v1/enterprise/{enterprise_id}/application/...), which manages the enterprise's Android app library — uploaded APKs and Google Play-sourced apps. It is the V1 version of the unversioned GET /enterprise/{enterprise_id}/application/ endpoint; both share the same filter parameters and response shape but use different schema versions (ApplicationV1 vs Application).
There are two other application API families with distinct scopes
Tenant Apps (/v2/tenant-apps/...) — manages uploaded apps for iOS and Windows platforms (IPA files, Windows binaries). Use this family for non-Android app library management.
Device Apps (/v2/devices/{deviceId}/device-apps/ and GET /v2/device-apps) — queries apps installed on a specific device or finds devices with a given app installed, covering iOS and Windows app types (VPP, TENANT_IOS, ESPER_IOS, WEBCLIP, ESPER_WINDOWS, TENANT_WINDOWS). Use this family when you need device-level app inventory rather than the enterprise library.
This endpoint returns ApplicationV1 objects. Each result includes the app's UUID, display name, package name, and a nested latest_version object. Results are paginated with a default page size of 20. Use the application_id from results to target individual apps for deletion or version queries.
Key Fields / Query Parameters
application_name — Filter by partial or full display name
package_name — Filter by Android package name (partial match)
package_name_exact — Filter by Android package name (exact match)
has_uploaded_version — When true, returns only apps with at least one uploaded version
category — Filter by application category
supported_sdk — Filter by minimum Android SDK version supported
is_active — Filter by active applications only
is_hidden (default: false) — When true, includes Esper default system apps in results
created_on_gt / created_on_lt — Filter by creation timestamp range
updated_on_gt / updated_on_lt — Filter by last-updated timestamp range
limit (default: 20) — Number of results per page
offset (default: 0) — Starting index for pagination
Common Use Cases
Searching for an Android app by package name before retrieving its version list
Auditing all apps registered to the enterprise
Building a pre-install checklist by filtering for apps with has_uploaded_version: true
Best Practices
Use package_name_exact rather than package_name when you know the full package name — it avoids ambiguous partial matches
For iOS or Windows apps, use GET /v2/tenant-apps instead — this endpoint returns Android apps only
For per-device app inventory or to find which devices have a given app installed, use the Device Apps family (/v2/devices/{deviceId}/device-apps/ or GET /v2/device-apps) instead
Paginate with limit and offset on large enterprises; use count from the response to determine total pages
Store application_id values from results for use in version and install queries downstream
Workflow
Call GET /v1/enterprise/{enterprise_id}/application/ with relevant filters
Paginate through results using next links or offset increments until next is null
Note the id (application UUID) for any apps to inspect further
Use the id to call GET /v1/enterprise/{enterprise_id}/application/{application_id}/ for full detail or proceed to version management
Path parameters
A UUID string identifying this enterprise.
Query parameters
filter by application name
filter by package name
filter by package name (exact match)
Returns applications having atleast one version uploaded
filter by category
filter by supported sdk versions
filter by active applications
filter default esper apps
filter applications created after a given timestamp
filter applications created before a given timestamp
filter applications updated after a given timestamp
filter applications updated before a given timestamp
Number of results to return per page.
Return results from this index.
Response
successful operation