See a Chromebook refuse the wrong student

A live UserAuthGuard account on a screen share, not slides. UserAuthGuard assigns each Chromebook to one student and has Google Workspace enforce it at the sign-in screen. Twenty minutes is enough to see how, and to decide whether it fits your district.

What the 20 minutes cover

• The sign-in screen

  Each device gets its own organizational unit carrying a sign-in restriction that names the allowed student. Google refuses anyone else before a session starts. We show how that is set up and what it looks like on the device.

• Your fleet as it actually is

  Every device, user and OU read from Google Workspace, and the assignment gaps: devices no student is accountable for. This part is free, with no device cap.

• Spares, loaners, lost and stolen

  Each state a device can be in, how a tech moves it between them, and what each state does at the sign-in screen.

• Your questions

  Pricing, what connecting your Workspace involves, how it sits beside your help desk and SIS, and whether it fits how your tech team already works.

Good to know

• You talk to Stefan Verleysen, the founder, who built the product. Not a sales team.
• Nothing to install or prepare. Bring the questions your techs ask you.
• We confirm by email with a calendar invite and a video link.
• No contract, no credit card, no trial clock. You can also see your own fleet free before or after.