The actions below are reversible. The steps need to be taken by your super admin or someone with sufficiently high privileged access to your organization. Please make sure you have checked with IT or admin departments as this will allow the application for your whole organization.
Kami can be set up at the organizational level to work more efficiently with teachers and students (and with fewer prompts, like drive access). These steps tell Google that your organization trusts Kami. It allows access to Google services if you are using the Google Advanced Protection (GAP) service.
✏️ For information about deploying the Kami extension organization-wide, please refer to here. This article is just about installing and allowing listing the App org-wide.
Finding your apps list
You must be logged in to your organization's Google Workspace account. Go to admin.google.com and log in. Once you're logged in, you can look on the left-hand side panel for the Apps dropdown. Then look for the Google Workspace marketplace apps dropdown, and click on the Apps list.
Finding the Kami app to install on the allowlist
Click the Install app button in the Domain Installed Apps screen. A new window will open, showing a search bar for third-party applications.
Type in Kami in the Search Apps search bar then select Kami from the search result list.
A new window will open up with two options: Admin install or Individual install; select Admin install.
You'll see a pop-up informing you of the Admin install selection, select Continue.
Once you select Continue, you'll see another pop-up. Select Everyone in your organization. After reading, tick to agree to both tick boxes, and then select Finish.
Setting Kami up in the Allowlist
The Kami app should now be listed on the Domain Installed Apps screen.
Click the Allowlist App button next to the Install App button and select it, a new screen with a search bar will open.
Type in Kami or locate Kami and click the word Select. Choose the Allow users to install this app option and click Continue. Select Everyone and click Finish.
Make sure you Confirm the Parental Consent popup.
In the Domain Installed Apps screen, click on Kami, and scroll down to Data Access. Here you can see all the scopes are granted in green. If this is the case, Kami is now Whitelisted or Allow-listed meaning it is approved as an app for your Organisation.
If you need further assistance, don't hesitate to get in touch with us at support@kamiapp.com or book some training with one of our Teacher Success Champions here: https://www.kamiapp.com/training