To get started, check that endpoint verification is enabled in your Admin console. Endpoint verification is usually on by default, but if you have turned it off, turn it on again. Next, you may choose to configure different settings for different users by placing them into organizational units (learn how to do so here). Next, consider which type of management is ideal for their organization: fundamental endpoint management, advanced endpoint management, or enterprise endpoint management.
Eligible operating systems: ChromeOS, Apple, and Windows
Eligible product editions: Google Workspace Business Starter, Standard, and Plus; Enterprise; Education Fundamentals and Plus; G Suite Basic and Business; Essentials
Eligibility: To use Advanced endpoint management, users must use Chrome Browser and/or ChromeOS. Additionally, the end user must install Google Credential Provider for Windows, or an Admin can remotely install it onto their device within the Admin console.
Eligible product editions: Business Starter, Standard and Plus; Enterprise; Education Fundamentals and Plus; G Suite Basic and Business; Essentials
Eligibility: The eligibility requirements for Enterprise endpoint management are identical to Advanced endpoint management.
Eligible product editions: Business Plus; Enterprise; Education Standard and Plus; G Suite Business.