Transferring Devices Between Policy Groups

Transferring Devices Between Policy Groups

In WeGuard, transferring a device between policy groups allows administrators to apply different configurations, apps, and restrictions tailored to specific teams, departments, or roles. This feature simplifies device management and ensures that the appropriate policies are consistently enforced.

Single Device Transfer

  • Log in to WeGuard Console.
  • Navigate to the Devices page, then search and select the desired device.

  • Click the Change button on the top right side of the screen.

  • Choose the policy group you want to transfer the device to.



  • Click Transfer Device.



Bulk Devices Transfer

  • Navigate to Bulk Actions.


  • Select the platform as Android

  • Select the Action as Policy Transfer.


  • Click on the Download CSV Template button. Upload the IMEI/serial numbers in an Excel sheet and the policy name to which you want to transfer the device.




  • Click on Upload and upload the CSV file.


  • Click on Transfer Policy


  • Once the devices are synced, the policy restrictions from the new policy will be applied on the devices.

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