Support Android Enterprise activations with a Google Cloud domain

If you have configured BlackBerry UEM to connect to a Google Cloud domain, you must perform the following tasks before users can activate devices using Android Enterprise.
Configure BlackBerry UEM to support Android Enterprise devices. When you configure UEM to connect to a Google Cloud domain, you must select whether UEM can create user accounts in the domain. This selection affects the tasks that you must perform before users can activate Android Enterprise devices.
  1. In UEM, add directory user accounts for your Android Enterprise users.
  2. If you choose not to allow UEM to create user accounts in your Google Cloud domain, you must create user accounts in your Google Cloud domain and in UEM. Do one of the following:
    • In your Google Cloud domain, create user accounts for your Android Enterprise users. Each email address must match the email address in the corresponding UEM user account. Make sure that your Android Enterprise users know the password for their Google Cloud accounts.
    • Use the Google Apps Directory Sync tool to synchronize your Google Cloud domain with your company directory. If you do this, you don't need to create user accounts manually in your Google Cloud domain.
  3. If you intend to assign the Work space only or Work and personal - full control activation types, select the Enforce EMM Policy setting in the Google Cloud domain.
    This setting is required for devices with the Work space only and Work and personal - full control activation types and strongly recommended for devices with other activation types. If this setting is not selected, users can add a managed Google account to the device that can access work apps outside of the work profile.
  4. In UEM, assign an email profile and productivity apps to users, user groups, or device groups.