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Deploy ChromeOS Flex at scale with remote deployment

ChromeOS Flex remote deployment is a tool that allows managed PCs to automatically convert to ChromeOS Flex, with no complex IT requirements, from anywhere.

Here’s how it works:

1. ChromeOS Flex remote deployment is a Windows executable package, configured via two simple text files.

2. The 1 GB package can be pushed via Group Policy, Intune, SCCM, Workspace One, or any other tool using standard Windows scripting.

3. On execution, ChromeOS Flex remote deployment will automatically convert devices to ChromeOS Flex, join pre-defined WiFi networks, and automatically enroll the device in your Google Admin console when using a ChromeOS Flex auto-enrollment token.

4. Done! The process takes just a few minutes to remotely convert your Windows endpoint into a fully managed ChromeOS Flex device.

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