Connecting Google Enterprise

Connecting the Securepoint Mobile Security Portal to a Google Account

Last adaptation to the version: 2.19 (07.2026)

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This article refers to a Beta version

Introduction

In order to use Android Enterprise profiles, a link to a Google account is required.
Here we show how to link the Securepoint Mobile Security Portal to a Google account, which thereby becomes an Android Enterprise account.

Email addresses with a domain of your own organisation can be used (e.g. mdm@anyideas.de)
E-mail addresses from mail providers can be used (e.g. mdm.anyideas@gmail.com)

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If the account is suspended by Google (or any other provider) or deleted by the owner, all devices will be reset.
It is essential to ensure that this Google account is not deleted under any circumstances, or that the GMail address is blocked.

Google gives indications of various reasons why an account may have been suspended:
https://support.google.com/accounts/answer/40695?hl=en

We strongly recommend activating the 2 factor authentication 2FA!

Link Google Enterprise with Securepoint Mobile Security

In order to be able to use Google Enterprise for companies and administer it via Securepoint Mobile Security, a link must be established between the Mobile Security account and a Google account for EMM.
It is important to note that there is only one Google Enterprise account for all devices of a tenant (customer with own mobile security account). Without EMM, every device has its own Google account.

Settings for Android

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A Google Account may only be associated with one tenant at a time !

Otherwise, all devices assigned to a tenant – and thus to a Google Account – will appear in all other tenants linked to the same Google Account!

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Sobald mindestens ein Android-Gerät in das Securepoint MDM-System eingebunden wurden ist, wird dringlichst empfohlen, dass auf der Adminstratorenseite von Google eine weitere E-Mail-Adresse, also ein weiterer Administratorenaccount, hinterlegt wird. Dabei muss es sich um eine GMail-Adresse handeln.

Associating in the menu

→ Android Enterprise → Add/Link

A Google account is enabled as an enterprise account by linking Securepoint Mobile Security as EMM provider

The communication of the Securepoint Mobile Security Portal runs completely via this Google account.

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To avoid unwanted side effects, a new account should definitely be created.

It is recommended to use a naming scheme here: mdm.$customer_name@gmail.com


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Menu Mobile Security Settings → Android Enterprise → Add/Link

Add Enterprise account

Email address, for linking with Android Enterprise

Email addresses with a domain of your own organisation can be used (e.g. mdm@anyideas.de)
E-mail addresses from mail providers can be used (e.g. mdm.anyideas@gmail.com)

If an e-mail address with a domain of your own organisation is used (e.g. mdm@anyideas.de), this must be confirmed

If an e-mail address with a domain of a mail provider is used (e.g. mdm.anyideas@gmail.com), the option Register for Android only must be selected.

Forwarding to https://play.google.com/work

Company name.
The link to Securepoint Mobile Security is already predefined.

Data Protection Officer and EU authorized details required

The registration with Google can be completed with it.

You will be redirected back to the Securepoint Mobile Security Portal.
The e-mail address with which the link was created should now be saved to enable later assignment.
The setup must be completed with save.

The link is now established.

If this message appears when calling https://play.google.com/work, the registration in the Securepoint Mobile Security Portal has not yet been completed and no token linked!