Abstract: Disclosed are various examples for staging client devices. In one example, a computing device identifies a user profile logged in a client device based on receiving a profile identifier from a management component executed on the client device. The computing device determines that user profile is to be unmanaged by a management service based on a list of associated user profiles for the client device. A message is transmitted to the client device. The message causes the management component to refrain from enforcing a plurality of policies of the management service on the client device.

Abstract: Disclosed are various embodiments for staging client devices that allow for multiple user access. A computing device retrieves a current version of the list of user profiles associated with the client device. The computing device determines that the current list of user profiles differs from a previous version of the list of user profiles associated with the client device. The computing device identifies a list of policies to be sent to a management component executing on the client device based at least in part on a determination that the current list of user profiles differs from the previous version, wherein the list of policies comprises at least one policy that is associated with at least one user profile included in the current list of user profiles that is absent from the previous version of the list of user profiles. The computing device then sends the list of policies to the management component executing on the client device.

Abstract: Disclosed are various examples for staging client devices. A computing device assigns a first policy to a client device. The computing device later authenticates a user account based at least in part on receipt of a user authentication message from the client device. The computing device then selects a second policy to assign to the client device based at least in part on authentication of the user account. The computing device then assigns the second policy to the client device.

Abstract: Disclosed are various examples for staging client devices. In one example, a computing device identifies a user profile logged in a client device based on receiving a profile identifier from a management component executed on the client device. The computing device determines that user profile is to be unmanaged by a management service based on a list of associated user profiles for the client device. A message is transmitted to the client device. The message causes the management component to refrain from enforcing a plurality of policies of the management service on the client device.

Abstract: Disclosed are various embodiments for staging client devices that allow for multiple user access. A computing device retrieves a current version of the list of user profiles associated with the client device. The computing device determines that the current list of user profiles differs from a previous version of the list of user profiles associated with the client device. The computing device identifies a list of policies to be sent to a management component executing on the client device based at least in part on a determination that the current list of user profiles differs from the previous version, wherein the list of policies comprises at least one policy that is associated with at least one user profile included in the current list of user profiles that is absent from the previous version of the list of user profiles. The computing device then sends the list of policies to the management component executing on the client device.

Abstract: Disclosed are various embodiments for staging client devices that allow for multiple user access. A computing device retrieves a current version of the list of user profiles associated with the client device. The computing device determines that the current list of user profiles differs from a previous version of the list of user profiles associated with the client device. The computing device identifies a list of policies to be sent to a management component executing on the client device based at least in part on a determination that the current list of user profiles differs from the previous version, wherein the list of policies comprises at least one policy that is associated with at least one user profile included in the current list of user profiles that is absent from the previous version of the list of user profiles. The computing device then sends the list of policies to the management component executing on the client device.

Abstract: Disclosed are various embodiments for staging client devices that allow for multiple user access. A computing device retrieves a current version of the list of user profiles associated with the client device. The computing device determines that the current list of user profiles differs from a previous version of the list of user profiles associated with the client device. The computing device identifies a list of policies to be sent to a management component executing on the client device based at least in part on a determination that the current list of user profiles differs from the previous version, wherein the list of policies comprises at least one policy that is associated with at least one user profile included in the current list of user profiles that is absent from the previous version of the list of user profiles. The computing device then sends the list of policies to the management component executing on the client device.

Abstract: Disclosed are various examples for staging client devices. A computing device assigns a first policy to a client device. The computing device later authenticates a user account based at least in part on receipt of a user authentication message from the client device. The computing device then selects a second policy to assign to the client device based at least in part on authentication of the user account. The computing device then assigns the second policy to the client device.