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The Google Chrome Management Console is a web-based management console that makes it easy to deploy and control users, devices, and apps across all your Chromebooks from a single place. By using your Google admin account, you can create user groups to apply policies for Chrome devices within your organization. Through the User settings, you can block apps and extensions, as well as pre-install apps and extensions for the user's Chrome devices in your network. The Chrome Management Console allows you to configure Wi-Fi and VPN settings for all of the Chrome devices enrolled in your domain. It also provides a report that list recent users, device info, date and time usage, and more. Each purchase includes one license for enrolling a Chrome device into your organization. The license on a damaged Chrome device can be transferred to a replacement of the same model using the deprovisioning feature within the Admin console. Licenses are not transferable from one device model to another, and license transfers will be audited. This version of Google Chrome Management Console is for nonprofit organizations only. While this license is perpetual, the device it is being used on may at some point no longer be supported by Google. The 60-month support term ensures that the device the license is tied to will be supported for at least 60 months. This license does the following: Covers the life of the device it's enrolled to If you encounter a hardware issue and need to replace a device, you can transfer the subscription to another device of the same model (or equivalent manufacturer-provided replacement) You can't transfer a subscription from one device model to another in the same domain You can't transfer a subscription to a device in another domain Transfers are audited General FeaturesTrack Assets Assign devices to users and get configuration and usage reports.Pre-Install and Block Apps Blacklist, whitelist, or pre-install apps, extensions and URLs.Create User Groups Apply policies, apps, and settings to different sets of users.Control User Access Control who uses your Chromebooks: prevent outside users from logging in, disable Guest Mode, or designate the specific users within your domain that can use a Chromebook.Configure Network Access Set network and proxy settings to make it easy for users to get up and running and ensure they're protected by web filters and firewalls.Customize User Features Modify user settings like bookmark and app sync across computers and brand your devices with custom Chrome themes.