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Home > Tools > AirDroid Business

Get Config File Deployment Status

Tool Name: airdroid_business_policy_kiosk_configuration_apply_status_get

Risk Level: 🟢 Low Risk

Execution Mode: âš¡ Synchronous

Category: Policy & Kiosk Configuration

Quick Start (Copy & Use)

Summary: Get the per-device config file deployment status of a Policy/Kiosk configuration, with optional device filtering, sorting, and pagination. Per-device progress and online are English enum strings — progress is NOT a 0-100 percentage and online is NOT a boolean.

Prerequisites: A positive integer ConfigId (obtain via List Policy and Kiosk Configurations) + a valid OAuth2 AccessToken configured in the GI node Credential.

Success Criteria: StatusCode == 200 and ErrorMessage == ""; read ApplyInfo.open_status[].

What to Do Next: Treat a device's deployment as successful when its progress is "Success". For non-success states, inspect progress and fail_reason.

Minimal Request Example (recommended to copy directly):

{
  "ConfigId": 10023,
  "DeviceIds": [],
  "Order": "update_time",
  "Ascending": false,
  "PageIndex": 1,
  "PageSize": 50
}

Minimal Response Example:

{
  "ApplyInfo": {
    "open_status": [
      {
        "device_id": "abc123def456ghi789jkl012mno345pq",
        "android_id": "9774d56d682e549c",
        "imei": "356938035643809",
        "imsi": "310150123456789",
        "model": "Samsung Galaxy Tab A",
        "online": "Online",
        "progress": "Success",
        "fail_reason": [],
        "update_time": "2026-05-20 14:30:02",
        "update_unix": 1779690602
      }
    ],
    "pagination": {
      "total": 1,
      "page_size": 50,
      "page_index": 1,
      "last_page": 1
    }
  },
  "Hint": "",
  "Retryable": false,
  "OriginalStatusCode": 200,
  "StatusCode": 200,
  "ErrorMessage": ""
}

Recipes (Common Recipes)

Recipe 1: Check Rollout Status for a Whole Configuration

When to use: Verify how a configuration deployed across all its devices.

{
  "ConfigId": 10023,
  "DeviceIds": [],
  "Order": "update_time",
  "Ascending": false,
  "PageIndex": 1,
  "PageSize": 50
}

Recipe 2: Check Specific Devices Only

When to use: You only care about a few known devices (e.g. after a targeted apply).

{
  "ConfigId": 10023,
  "DeviceIds": ["abc123def456ghi789jkl012mno345pq", "a1b2c3d4e5f6g7h8i9j0k1l2m3n4o5p6"],
  "Order": "update_time",
  "Ascending": false,
  "PageIndex": 1,
  "PageSize": 50
}

Recipe 3: Group Failures Together (Sort by Progress)

When to use: Triage a large rollout — sorting by progress clusters devices in the same state so failures are easy to scan.

{
  "ConfigId": 10023,
  "DeviceIds": [],
  "Order": "progress",
  "Ascending": true,
  "PageIndex": 1,
  "PageSize": 100
}

Recipe 4: Paginate a Large Fleet

When to use: More devices than one page. After each call, if ApplyInfo.pagination.page_index < ApplyInfo.pagination.last_page, call again with PageIndex + 1.

{
  "ConfigId": 10023,
  "DeviceIds": [],
  "Order": "device_id",
  "Ascending": true,
  "PageIndex": 2,
  "PageSize": 100
}

1. Overview

1.1 Description

Get per-device deployment status of a Policy/Kiosk configuration. Each record reports the device's identifiers, online state, deployment progress enum, optional failure details, and last update time.

1.2 When to Use

  • Verify rollout: Check whether a configuration reached all target devices
  • Triage failures: Inspect progress states and fail_reason on individual devices
  • Monitor affected devices: Track online/offline status of devices under a configuration
  • Targeted checks: Narrow to specific DeviceIds or browse large result sets page by page

Don't use when:

  • You need the configuration's full settings — use Get a Configuration
  • You don't have the configuration Id — call List Policy and Kiosk Configurations first

1.3 Execution Mode and Response

This operation is synchronous and returns:

  • ApplyInfo.open_status: Array of per-device status records
  • ApplyInfo.pagination: Pagination metadata (total, page_size, page_index, last_page)
  • StatusCode / ErrorMessage / Hint / Retryable / OriginalStatusCode: Call status and error information

1.4 Prerequisites

Condition Description How to Check
Valid credential A valid OAuth2 AccessToken is required Configure AirDroid Business OAuth2 credential in the GI node
Configuration Id known A positive integer ConfigId must be provided Query via List Policy and Kiosk Configurations

1.5 Prerequisite Tools

Dependency Tool Purpose Necessity
List Policy and Kiosk Configurations Obtain config_id (used as ConfigId here) If you don't have the Id
List Devices / Get a Device by Name Obtain device_id values for the DeviceIds filter Only if filtering by device

1.6 Differences from Similar Tools

Tool Use Case Key Difference
Get Config File Deployment Status Per-device deployment status of one configuration Returns progress/failure records per device
Get a Configuration Full settings of one configuration Returns the settings object, not rollout status
List Policy and Kiosk Configurations Browse/search configurations Returns the configuration inventory, not device status

2. Inputs

2.1 Parameter List

Parameter Type Required Default Description
ConfigId number Yes - Configuration Id to query. Must be a positive integer
DeviceIds string-array No [] Optional device Id filter; only status records for these devices are returned
Order string No "update_time" Sort field: device_id \ update_time \ progress
Ascending bool No false Sort direction: true = ascending, false = descending
PageIndex number No 1 Page index, starting from 1
PageSize number No 50 Records per page, range 1-100

2.2 Parameter Details

`ConfigId`

  • Type: number
  • Required: Yes
  • Format: Positive integer (≥ 1). 0, negative numbers, and non-integers are rejected locally with StatusCode = -1
  • Source:
    1. List Policy and Kiosk Configurations → Configs[].base_setting.config_id
    2. AirDroid Business admin dashboard, Policy/Kiosk configuration pages
  • How to fill in GI node:
    • Constant: Enter the numeric Id directly, e.g. 10023
    • Upstream reference: Map from the upstream list node's Configs[].base_setting.config_id output
  • Example:
10023

`DeviceIds`

  • Type: string-array
  • Required: No (default: empty array = no device filter, all devices under the configuration are returned)
  • Format: JSON array of device Id strings. Items are trimmed; empty entries are dropped
  • Source: List Devices, Get a Device by Name, or Batch Resolve Device IDs by Name → device_id
  • How to fill in GI node:
    • Constant: Provide the array directly, e.g. ["abc123def456ghi789jkl012mno345pq"]
    • Upstream reference: Map an upstream array output of device Ids
  • Example:
["abc123def456ghi789jkl012mno345pq", "a1b2c3d4e5f6g7h8i9j0k1l2m3n4o5p6"]

`Order`

  • Type: string
  • Allowed values (whitelist; any other value returns StatusCode = -1):
    • device_id — sort by device Id
    • update_time — sort by last status update time
    • progress — sort by progress status
  • Default: update_time
  • Example: "progress"

`Ascending`

  • Type: bool
  • Values: true = ascending (A to Z, 0 to 9, oldest to newest); false = descending (Z to A, 9 to 0, newest to oldest)
  • Default: false
  • Example: false

> Use Order (field name) and Ascending (boolean) for sorting. Sort and SortType are not valid inputs.

`PageIndex`

  • Type: number
  • Format: Positive integer starting from 1. Values < 1 return StatusCode = -1
  • Example: 1

`PageSize`

  • Type: number
  • Format: Integer 1-100 (note: larger than most list tools). Values outside this range return StatusCode = -1
  • Default: 50
  • Example: 100

2.3 Parameter Combination Logic

  • ConfigId scopes the query to one configuration; DeviceIds further narrows to specific devices (AND relationship)
  • Sorting (Order + Ascending) is applied to the filtered set, then pagination
  • ApplyInfo.pagination.total reflects the count after the DeviceIds filter

3. Outputs

3.1 Response Example

Success response:

{
  "ApplyInfo": {
    "open_status": [
      {
        "device_id": "abc123def456ghi789jkl012mno345pq",
        "android_id": "9774d56d682e549c",
        "imei": "356938035643809",
        "imsi": "310150123456789",
        "model": "Samsung Galaxy Tab A",
        "online": "Online",
        "progress": "Success",
        "fail_reason": [],
        "update_time": "2026-05-20 14:30:02",
        "update_unix": 1779690602
      },
      {
        "device_id": "a1b2c3d4e5f6g7h8i9j0k1l2m3n4o5p6",
        "android_id": "3f1a9b7c5d2e8046",
        "imei": "358240051111110",
        "imsi": "310150987654321",
        "model": "Lenovo Tab M10",
        "online": "Offline",
        "progress": "Kiosk Permission Error",
        "fail_reason": {
          "detail": "Kiosk launcher permission not granted"
        },
        "update_time": "2026-05-19 08:11:47",
        "update_unix": 1779581507
      }
    ],
    "pagination": {
      "total": 2,
      "page_size": 50,
      "page_index": 1,
      "last_page": 1
    }
  },
  "Hint": "",
  "Retryable": false,
  "OriginalStatusCode": 200,
  "StatusCode": 200,
  "ErrorMessage": ""
}

Error response (invalid ConfigId):

{
  "ApplyInfo": {},
  "Hint": "Obtain config_id via 'List Policy and Kiosk Configurations', then retry.",
  "Retryable": false,
  "OriginalStatusCode": 0,
  "StatusCode": -1,
  "ErrorMessage": "Invalid config_id. Must be a positive integer."
}

3.2 Field Descriptions

Field Path Type Description
ApplyInfo object Deployment status object; empty object {} on error
ApplyInfo.open_status array Per-device status records
ApplyInfo.open_status[].device_id string Device unique identifier
ApplyInfo.open_status[].android_id string Android device Id
ApplyInfo.open_status[].imei string Device IMEI number
ApplyInfo.open_status[].imsi string Device IMSI number
ApplyInfo.open_status[].model string Device model name
ApplyInfo.open_status[].online string Online status — string enum, not a boolean: "Online" \ "Offline"
ApplyInfo.open_status[].progress string Deployment progress — string enum, NOT a 0-100 percentage. See 3.3 for all values
ApplyInfo.open_status[].fail_reason array \ object \ null Failure details. [] or null = no failure details. When present it is a loose object (schema not fixed) — do not assume stable field names
ApplyInfo.open_status[].update_time string Last status update time, format YYYY-MM-DD HH:mm:ss
ApplyInfo.open_status[].update_unix number Device last update Unix timestamp (seconds)
ApplyInfo.pagination.total number Total matching device status records
ApplyInfo.pagination.page_size number Records per page
ApplyInfo.pagination.page_index number Current page number (1-indexed)
ApplyInfo.pagination.last_page number Last page number
StatusCode number 200 = completed (check ErrorMessage), -1 = parameter validation error, 500 = network exception
ErrorMessage string Empty string on success; failure reason otherwise
Hint string Next-action guidance on error; empty on success
Retryable boolean true = transient error; false = persistent error or bad params
OriginalStatusCode number Upstream HTTP status code; 0 = no upstream request was made

3.3 Status Code / Enum Value Mapping

`online` (string enum, not boolean)

Value Meaning
"Online" Device is online
"Offline" Device is offline

`progress` (string enum — NOT a percentage)

Complete value list as defined by the tool:

Value Meaning
"Success" Configuration applied successfully — treat deployment as successful only for this value
"Pending" Application not yet completed
"Timed Out" Application timed out
"Kiosk Permission Error" Kiosk permission problem on the device
"Daemon Version Too Low" Device daemon (Biz Daemon) version too low
"No Detailed Feedback" Device gave no detailed feedback
"Kiosk Unsupported" Device does not support Kiosk
"Device Limit Exceeded" Device quota/limit exceeded
"Policy Unsupported" Device does not support the policy
"Limited Permission" Device permission limited (policy partially unsupported)
"Policy Applied Kiosk Permission Error" Policy/security profile applied successfully, but Kiosk permissions are not properly enabled on the device
"Policy Applied Kiosk Unsupported" Policy applied successfully, but the device does not support Kiosk
"Policy Permission Error and Kiosk Permission Error" Some Policy settings failed because of a permission error, and Kiosk also failed because of a permission error
"Policy Permission Error and Kiosk Unsupported" Some Policy settings failed because of a permission error, and the device does not support Kiosk
"Workflow Active" A workflow is active on the device
"No Home Permission" Missing Home (launcher) permission
"Waiting for Lost Mode Exit" Waiting for the device to exit Lost Mode
"AirDroid Browser Not Installed" Configuration applied, but AirDroid Browser is not installed, so some settings do not take effect

`fail_reason`

[] or null means no failure details. When present, it is a loose object decoded from upstream whose schema is not fixed — surface it verbatim rather than parsing specific keys.

3.4 Pagination

Field Description
ApplyInfo.pagination.page_index Current page index (starts at 1)
ApplyInfo.pagination.page_size Records per page
ApplyInfo.pagination.total Total matching records
ApplyInfo.pagination.last_page Last page number

Paging strategy:

  • When page_index < last_page, call again with PageIndex + 1
  • Use DeviceIds to narrow the result set before paginating
  • PageSize range is 1-100 (default 50)

Note: unlike list tools whose Pagination is a top-level output, here pagination is nested inside ApplyInfo.

4. Examples

4.1 Basic Example: Full Rollout Status for a Configuration

Request Parameters:

{
  "ConfigId": 10023,
  "DeviceIds": [],
  "Order": "update_time",
  "Ascending": false,
  "PageIndex": 1,
  "PageSize": 50
}

Response: See the success response in Section 3.1.

4.2 Advanced Example: Triage Failures on Specific Devices

Request Parameters:

{
  "ConfigId": 10023,
  "DeviceIds": ["a1b2c3d4e5f6g7h8i9j0k1l2m3n4o5p6"],
  "Order": "progress",
  "Ascending": true,
  "PageIndex": 1,
  "PageSize": 50
}

What to read in the response: for each record where progress != "Success", report progress, online, and any fail_reason content; an "Offline" device may simply not have received the configuration yet.

4.3 Error Example: Unsupported Sort Field

Request Parameters (error — Order not in whitelist):

{
  "ConfigId": 10023,
  "DeviceIds": [],
  "Order": "online",
  "Ascending": true,
  "PageIndex": 1,
  "PageSize": 50
}

Response:

{
  "ApplyInfo": {},
  "Hint": "Set Order to device_id, update_time, or progress, then retry.",
  "Retryable": false,
  "OriginalStatusCode": 0,
  "StatusCode": -1,
  "ErrorMessage": "Invalid Order. Allowed values: device_id, update_time, progress."
}

5. Error Handling

5.1 AB Three-Layer Error Codes

StatusCode Meaning Use Case Agent Response
-1 Parameter validation error Invalid ConfigId/DeviceIds/Order/PageIndex/PageSize, or empty token (no request sent; OriginalStatusCode = 0) Do not retry; fix parameters
200 Business success or business error HTTP request succeeded; check ErrorMessage Empty ErrorMessage = success; non-empty = business error (read Hint)
500 Network/request exception Timeout (60s), connection failure, HTTP non-200 (including 429 rate limit) Retry only when Retryable == true (max 2 times, 5-second interval)

This Action's StatusCode semantics:

  • HTTP 429 → StatusCode = 500, Retryable = true (wait 10-30 seconds, retry once)
  • Other HTTP non-200 → StatusCode = 500; Retryable = true only for HTTP 500/502/503/504
  • Business errors (code != 1 in the upstream body) → StatusCode = 200, non-empty ErrorMessage, Retryable = false

5.2 Common Errors

StatusCode ErrorMessage Example Cause Fix
-1 Invalid config_id. Must be a positive integer. ConfigId is 0, negative, or not an integer Obtain a valid Id via List Policy and Kiosk Configurations
-1 Invalid device_ids. Must be an array of device IDs. DeviceIds is not an array Provide a string array or omit the parameter
-1 Invalid Order. Allowed values: device_id, update_time, progress. Unsupported sort field Use one of the three allowed values
-1 Invalid page_size. Must be between 1 and 100. PageSize out of range Set PageSize to 1-100
-1 access_token is required and cannot be empty. Credential not configured Configure AirDroid Business OAuth2 Credential
500 Rate limited. Please retry after a few seconds. HTTP 429 Wait 10-30 seconds, retry once
500 Request timeout after 60 seconds. Request timeout Retry once; reduce PageSize or filter scope if persistent

5.3 Agent Self-Healing Decision Table

Condition Handling Strategy
StatusCode == 200 and ErrorMessage == "" Success; read ApplyInfo.open_status and ApplyInfo.pagination
StatusCode == 200 and ErrorMessage != "" Business error; follow Hint
StatusCode == -1 Fix input parameters or Credential; do not retry as-is
StatusCode == 500 and Retryable == true Retry up to 2 times (5-second interval)
StatusCode == 500 and Retryable == false Do not retry; escalate with ErrorMessage + OriginalStatusCode

6. Best Practices

6.1 Performance Optimization

  • Filter with DeviceIds when you only care about specific devices — this reduces pages and response size
  • Use Order = "progress" to cluster identical states, making failure triage on large fleets faster
  • PageSize up to 100 is supported — use larger pages to reduce round trips when scanning a full fleet

6.2 Security Considerations

🟢 Read operation: No destructive side effects.

  • Records include hardware identifiers (imei, imsi, android_id) — treat them as sensitive device data and avoid unnecessary propagation.

6.3 Idempotency

Idempotency: Naturally idempotent. Read-only; identical parameters return the same result, though device statuses evolve over time — re-poll to observe rollout progress (e.g. Pending → Success).

7. Related Tools

7.1 Prerequisite Tools

Tool Name Purpose
List Policy and Kiosk Configurations Obtain config_id (used as ConfigId here)
List Devices Obtain device_id values for the DeviceIds filter
Get a Device by Name Resolve one device name to device_id
Batch Resolve Device IDs by Name Resolve multiple device names to device_ids

7.2 Follow-up Tools

Tool Name Purpose
Get a Configuration Inspect the configuration's full settings when devices report unexpected states
Get a Device by Name / List Devices Check a failing device's broader state (online, daemon status)

7.3 Similar Tool Comparison

Tool Name Use Case Difference
Get Config File Deployment Status Rollout verification per device Progress/failure records for one configuration
Get a Configuration Configuration content Full settings object, no device status
List Policy and Kiosk Configurations Inventory browsing Configuration list, no device status

8. Tool Chains

8.1 End-to-End Rollout Verification

Scenario: Find a configuration by name and verify its deployment across devices.

Tool Chain:

List Policy and Kiosk Configurations → Get Config File Deployment Status

Steps:

  1. Call List Policy and Kiosk Configurations with Name = "Retail Kiosk"
  2. Take Configs[0].base_setting.config_id as ConfigId
  3. Call Get Config File Deployment Status and iterate ApplyInfo.open_status[]
  4. Report devices whose progress != "Success" together with their fail_reason

8.2 Investigate a Failing Device

Scenario: One device shows a non-success progress state; gather context.

Tool Chain:

Get Config File Deployment Status → Get a Device by Name / List Devices → Get a Configuration

Steps:

  1. From Get Config File Deployment Status, note the failing record's device_id, progress, fail_reason, online
  2. Query the device via List Devices (or Get a Device by Name) to check daemon status and connectivity
  3. If settings themselves are suspect, call Get a Configuration with the same Id to review the applied settings

Appendix Reference:

  • Field Reference: ./Field Reference.md
  • Error Code Quick Reference: ./Error Codes.md
Updated on: Jul 17, 2026
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  • Quick Start (Copy & Use)
  • Recipes (Common Recipes)
    • Recipe 1: Check Rollout Status for a Whole Configuration
    • Recipe 2: Check Specific Devices Only
    • Recipe 3: Group Failures Together (Sort by Progress)
    • Recipe 4: Paginate a Large Fleet
  • 1. Overview
    • 1.1 Description
    • 1.2 When to Use
    • 1.3 Execution Mode and Response
    • 1.4 Prerequisites
    • 1.5 Prerequisite Tools
    • 1.6 Differences from Similar Tools
  • 2. Inputs
    • 2.1 Parameter List
    • 2.2 Parameter Details
    • 2.3 Parameter Combination Logic
  • 3. Outputs
    • 3.1 Response Example
    • 3.2 Field Descriptions
    • 3.3 Status Code / Enum Value Mapping
    • 3.4 Pagination
  • 4. Examples
    • 4.1 Basic Example: Full Rollout Status for a Configuration
    • 4.2 Advanced Example: Triage Failures on Specific Devices
    • 4.3 Error Example: Unsupported Sort Field
  • 5. Error Handling
    • 5.1 AB Three-Layer Error Codes
    • 5.2 Common Errors
    • 5.3 Agent Self-Healing Decision Table
  • 6. Best Practices
    • 6.1 Performance Optimization
    • 6.2 Security Considerations
    • 6.3 Idempotency
  • 7. Related Tools
    • 7.1 Prerequisite Tools
    • 7.2 Follow-up Tools
    • 7.3 Similar Tool Comparison
  • 8. Tool Chains
    • 8.1 End-to-End Rollout Verification
    • 8.2 Investigate a Failing Device
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