Governed ChromeOS fleet management
Chrome Coyote gives school technology teams, MSPs, and multi-entity organizations a fast, safe, and auditable way to search, segment, and act on every Chromebook they manage—without living inside the Google Admin console.
Native administration can mean pagination limits, weak filtering, no reusable segments, risky one-off bulk actions, and thin audit trails. That makes routine fleet work slower and destructive changes harder to govern.
Search and filter across the whole fleet, reuse device collections, run bulk actions with safety rails, and keep a complete per-device history—while giving each person access only to the organizations and OUs they should manage.
Core capabilities
Start with the operating outcome, then use the specific capabilities your environment needs.
Search more than 30 device attributes, combine filters, configure columns, sort across the full fleet, and save reusable views.
Build dynamic collections that refresh with your filters or static collections for projects, replacement waves, and incidents.
Update annotations, move OUs, change status, clear profiles, reboot, powerwash, and more with risk-based confirmation and approval gates.
Turn multi-step work into named playbooks, preview the impact, and run each step in order without keeping a browser tab open.
Queue idempotent background jobs, see the result for every device, and retry only the failures without repeating successful work.
Track Chrome versions, AUE exposure, battery health, device status, and annotation mismatches, then scope or export the results.
How it works
Everyday use cases
Value by role
Manage student and staff Chromebooks across schools, grades, and delegated organizational units with clearer fleet data and safer operations.
Work across many domains from one deployment while keeping tenant data, permissions, and activity strictly isolated.
Find devices quickly and complete approved remediation or lifecycle work without exposing broader administrative access.
Security and privacy
Supported connections and data sources vary by product and use case.
Frequently asked questions
No. Google access uses keyless domain-wide delegation through IAM Credentials signing. Service-account keys are never downloaded or stored.
Yes. Role-based access and OU scoping determine which devices and actions each person can use, and those limits are enforced again before destructive changes.
Every job records a result for each device. You can review the failures and retry only those devices without redoing the successful work.
Yes. Actions run as durable background jobs on the server and continue after you sign out or close the tab.
Yes. It is multi-tenant by design, so one deployment can serve many organizations or clients with strict isolation between them.
Yes. Chrome Coyote works alongside Google Workspace, reading device data and performing approved administrative actions through Google's official Admin APIs.
Chrome Coyote is part of the Get Set Tech suite. ChromeOS, Chromebook, and Google Workspace are trademarks of Google LLC.
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