It’s up to Play Store to install the app. Usually it’s done within a few minutes but some time it takes longer. When the app is linked to the device, a request is sent to Play Store to install that app. Keep in mind, when you link an app to a device, is only a link to an app. Sometimes apps are not installed or do not update automatically. These are the only apps the user can install from Play Store. Only the approved apps will be shown in Play Store, I have approved some more apps in the CapaOne Portal: Shortly the app will be installed by Play Store on the device. Link the app to the deviceįind the device in console and paste the app on the device Link to app is now created and can be used. The list of approved applications will be shown, select CapaInstaller Agent Select Android section and Google Play Work
Open CapaInstaller Console Configuration Management Play Store will install the app and keep it updated when newer versions arrive. The apps you have approved in the CapaOne Portal can then be created as device apps- However keep in mind it’s only a link to the app in Play Store and not an app like created with apk file. To use it, it needs to be created as a device application. Return to the Applications list (click above the Play Store window) Result for “CapaInstaller” is shownĬlick on the app you want to approve, in this example CapaInstaller Agent Search the Play Store for the wants you want to approve. In this example I search for “CapaInstaller”Ĭlick Search.
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How To Approve Apps in Managed Google Play StoreĪfter the Managed Play Store is created for your organization, you need to approve the apps that you want to use. Login on How to Approve Apps in Managed Google Play Store.In blog two we covered why devices must be linked Enterprise ID and how to link devices to an Android Enterprise. Now it’s time for the third and last blog: Android Enterprise Part 3 – Using Managed Google Play Store. In the first blog we covered how to create an Android Enterprise account.
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