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Hello,

Does anyone else in here have a cart model in their district?  I am currently trying to match our mappings to our Google OU’s .  I want to suggest that our Google Admin Console has to have an OU for every room that has assets in a cart for our schools, if they currently use them.  For example, one of our schools has 17 carts for 17 rooms.  My suggestion is for the OU to look like this, so i can map it in IIQ the same way.

Chromebooks>School Carts>LN Carts>LN-103

Chromebooks>School Carts>LN Carts>LN-104

Chromebooks>School Carts>LN Carts>LN-106

etc.

Any help will be welcomed.

In the two districts I’ve been in, the admin console went down to grade level at most - we didn’t go to specific rooms. Some teachers shifted every summer, so a classroom might be a 3rd grade one year, 4th the next, and the model of Chromebook for the room would change based on grade level.

I’m not sure I see the benefit of the OU if you’re doing checkout through iiQ?


Alyssa,

Thank you for the response. We don’t do our checkout through IIQ just yet.  Our rooms in each elementary school have carts, and in each cart are lets say 32 chromebooks.  It’s very granular, but i’m trying to assign an OU to each cart, since the cart stays in the room, no matter the grade.  The issue that I am running into is when IIQ syncs, and custom mapping is active, it was moving devices around our GAC OU.  Currently I have disabled custom mapping, so that has stopped thank god.    I’m just throwing what we are doing out there, looking for a simpler way to make it work.  sorry if i seem all over the place, just trying to make sense of it all.


That does make sense….

Is your custom mapping set up like you listed in your first post? In iiQ, is the goal for them to be assigned to a user, room or both?


@MReid 777163d nbpsnj Thank you for submitting your question to our community! 😄

Here are a few threads that talk about cart devices:

 


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