Chromebook Management

A feature of KACE Systems Management Appliance

Our Chromebook management for the KACE Systems Management Appliance is efficient and cost-effective. The KACE SMA is a comprehensive systems management virtual appliance designed to help you quickly and easily inventory all computing and non-computing assets, including Chromebooks. Unlike traditional software approaches that can require complex and time-consuming implementation and maintenance, the KACE SMA Chromebook management console is based on an extremely flexible and intelligent virtual appliance architecture that enables the solution to be both quickly deployed and continually self-maintained.

How it works:

Chromebook inventory: Using Google APIs to extract all available Chromebook data, the KACE SMA incorporates it into the virtual appliance’s asset inventory. This information is then integrated into all applicable KACE SMA processes and workflows, including asset management, reporting, service desk, and the KACE Go Mobile Application. This integration provides you with a single-pane-of-glass view of your entire endpoint environment, including Chromebooks, Windows, Mac, Linux and UNIX systems, as well as mobile and connected non-compute devices — relieving you of the burden of using multiple solutions and consoles for your day-to-day work.
IT asset management: Chromebook inventory and management is part of the KACE SMA’s comprehensive IT asset management capabilities, which include unified discovery, inventory, asset management and reporting for virtually the entire enterprise infrastructure, regardless of OS platform. Importing user data via Google Workspace Discovery enables user asset management without LDAP.
Reporting: The KACE SMA utilizes Google APIs to extract all available Chromebook data and incorporate it into KACE SMA’s asset inventory. You can view Chromebook management reporting on hardware and operating system inventories from both the inventory tab, as well as through the alerts and reports section of the KACE SMA user interface.