Network Commands (Dashboard)

Network Commands (Dashboard)


FlexiSPY uses Push Commands by default. However, if this fails FlexiSPY will use Network Commands. 
  1. Network Commands are commands that are placed in a que and are processed when the Device next connects to the Server.
  2. Network Commands can be in two states: PENDING (which means they are waiting to be picked up) and PROCESSED. 
Learn more about how Commands work here. 

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