# How to enroll Chrome Browsers in Chrome Enterprise using MDM? Last updated: July 24, 2026 Enroll Chrome browsers into Chrome Enterprise cloud management via ManageEngine MDM on macOS, iOS, and Android by generating an enrollment token from the Google Admin console and deploying it through configuration profiles on macOS or app configurations on iOS and Android. ## MacOS Enrolling Chrome Browser in Chrome Enterprise using ManageEngine MDM on macOS involves creating a custom configuration profile and pushing the token file to your managed devices. Here's a general guide on how to do it: - **Obtain the Chrome Enterprise Token** - **Create a configuration profile** - **Add a custom configuration** - **Specify the token file** - **Deploy the configuration profile** ## Steps - **Obtain the Chrome Enterprise Token:** **Authorized partners:** To be able to generate the enrollment token, your customers first need to accept the Chrome Browser Cloud Management License Agreement. 1. Sign in to your Google Admin console using an administrator account. 2. In the Admin console, go to **Menu > Devices > Chrome > Managed browsers**. If you signed up for Chrome Browser Cloud Management, go to **Menu > Chrome browser > Managed browsers**. 3. At the top, click **enroll**. 4. Click **copy enrollment token to clipboard**. 5. Click **done**. - **Create a configuration profile:** Login to ManageEngine MDM and navigate to **Device Management > Profiles**. Sample XML: ```xml PayloadContent CloudManagementEnrollmentToken XXXXXXXX-XXXX-XXXX-XXXX-XXXXXXXXXXXX CloudManagementEnrollmentMandatory PayloadEnabled PayloadDisplayName Chrome Browser Settings PayloadIdentifier com.google.Chrome.5F15308F-877A-4F25-916B-948E771D8128 PayloadUUID 8EBD3676-7C77-4FEE-9E78-C00EA0A0B5C3 PayloadType com.google.Chrome PayloadVersion 1 PayloadDisplayName ChromeEnrollmentConfig PayloadIdentifier E85645C9-C397-43C7-92B0-0ED10A258025 PayloadRemovalDisallowed PayloadType Configuration PayloadUUID 044C99C9-0016-4963-A599-1974F7EC6B39 PayloadVersion 1 ``` - **Add a custom configuration:** Within the configuration profile, find the option to add **custom configurations** and create a custom configuration. - **Specify the token file:** Add a custom configuration setting to specify the location of the Chrome Enterprise token file by providing the **enrolment token file**. - **Deploy the configuration profile:** Save the configuration profile and deploy it to the managed MacOS devices. ## iOS Enrolling Chrome Browser in Chrome Enterprise using ManageEngine MDM on iOS involves modifying the app configurations and pushing the token file to your managed devices. Here's a general guide on how to do it: - **Obtain the Chrome Enterprise Token** - **Find the app in app repository** - **Add the app configuration** - **Specify the token file** - **Deploy the configuration profile** ## Steps - **Obtain the Chrome Enterprise Token:** **Authorized partners:** To be able to generate the enrollment token, your customers first need to accept the Chrome Browser Cloud Management License Agreement. 1. Sign in to your Google Admin console using an administrator account. 2. In the Admin console, go to **Menu > Devices > Chrome > Managed browsers**. If you signed up for Chrome Browser Cloud Management, go to **Menu > Chrome browser > Managed browsers**. 3. At the top, click **enroll**. 4. Click **copy enrollment token to clipboard**. 5. Click **done**. - **Find the app in the App Repository:** Search for the app in the **App Repository**. - **Add the app configuration:** Modify the **App Configurations**. Sample XML: ```xml CloudManagementEnrollmentToken XXXXXXXX-XXXX-XXXX-XXXX-XXXXXXXXXXXX ``` - **Specify the token file:** Add a custom configuration setting to specify the location of the Chrome Enterprise token file by providing the **enrolment token file**. - **Deploy the configuration profile:** Save the configuration profile and deploy it to the managed iOS devices. ## Android Enrolling Chrome Browser in Chrome Enterprise using ManageEngine MDM on Android involves modifying the app configurations and pushing the token file to your managed devices. Here's a general guide on how to do it: - **Generate the enrollment token** - **Add the app to App Repository** - **Assign the enrollment token to the app** ## Steps - **Generate the enrollment token:** 1. Sign in to your Google Admin console using an administrator account (does not end in gmail.com). 2. In the Admin console, go to **Menu > Devices > Chrome > Managed browsers**. If you signed up for Chrome Browser Cloud Management, go to **Menu > Chrome browser > Managed browsers**. 3. At the top, click **enroll**. 4. Click **copy enrollment token to clipboard**. 5. Click **done**. - **Add the app to App Repository:** To add the app to **App repository**, follow these [steps](https://www.manageengine.com/mobile-device-management/help/app_management/mdm_creating_app_repository.html#android_store_apps). - **Assign the enrollment token to the app:** 1. Go to **app configurations**. 2. Paste the enrollment token in its respective field generated in Step 1. 3. Click **Save**. ## Frequently asked questions ### Where do I get the Chrome Enterprise enrollment token? Sign in to your Google Admin console as an administrator, go to Devices > Chrome > Managed browsers (or Chrome browser > Managed browsers if you signed up for Chrome Browser Cloud Management), click enroll, then copy the enrollment token to your clipboard. ### How is Chrome enrolled on macOS devices through MDM? Create a configuration profile under Device Management > Profiles containing a CloudManagementEnrollmentToken custom configuration with the enrollment token, then deploy the profile to your managed macOS devices. ### How is Chrome enrolled on iOS devices through MDM? Find the Chrome app in the App Repository, add the enrollment token through its App Configurations to specify the token file, then deploy the configuration profile to your managed iOS devices. ### How is Chrome enrolled on Android devices through MDM? Add the Chrome app to the App Repository, then paste the enrollment token generated from the Google Admin console into the app's configurations and save.