Extending the management of

Chrome OS

devices to

BlackBerry UEM

You can integrate

BlackBerry UEM

with a

Google

managed domain to extend some

Chrome OS

management functionality to

UEM

. The

Google

domain must include the

Chrome

Enterprise Upgrade. Note that the enrollment and some management of

Chrome OS

devices continues to be done through the

Google

managed domain console.

UEM

synchronizes org units from the

Google

admin console into

UEM

org unit groups. After the initial synchronization,

UEM

registers with the

Google

domain to be notified of any changes to org units, users, or devices. When

UEM

is notified of a change, it synchronizes and updates the database accordingly.

Step	Action
	Create a service account to authenticate with the Google domain.
	Enable UEM to synchronize Chrome OS data.
	Integrate UEM with the Google domain.

If you already configured UEM to support Android Enterprise devices, you can follow these steps to allow

UEM

to manage

Chrome OS

devices:

Step	Action
	Verify that your organization's Google domain has Chrome OS enterprise enabled.
	Verify that the Chrome Policy API is enabled in your organization's Google domain. For more information, see Create a service account to authenticate with the Google domain.
	Verify that all scopes are added. For more information, see Enable UEM to synchronize Chrome OS data.
	Enable Chrome OS management in the UEM console. For more information, see Integrate UEM with the Google domain.