


When many users sign in through GCPW on the same device, the first user is enrolled in Windows device management. Note: Only one user can enroll in Windows device management per device, even though you can allow multiple accounts to sign in through GCPW, because of a Microsoft limitation in Windows 10. These features include anti-hijacking features such as 2-step verification (2SV) and login challenges.SSO experience-Users can access Google Workspace services and SSO apps in Chrome Browser without the need to re-enter their Google credentials.Password synchronization-Keep users’ Google passwords in sync with their Windows passwords in the Admin console or with G Suite Password Sync.Automatic enrollment in Windows device management-If you use GCPW and Windows device management together, devices are automatically enrolled in Windows device management when the user signs in through GCPW. GCPW also provides the following benefits:Additional security-Users get all the security benefits of their Google Account on their Windows 10 device. You can configure GCPW so that a user’s Google Account syncs with their Active Directory or local Windows profiles. You can let users sign in to a Windows 10 device using the Google Account your organization provides.

Supported editions for this feature: Frontline Business Starter, Standard and Plus Enterprise Education Fundamentals, Standard, Teaching and Learning Upgrade, and Plus G Suite Basic and Business Essentials Cloud Identity Free and Premium. Google Credential Provider for Windows (GCPW)
