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Setup Guide for Kami License Administrators
Setup Guide for Kami License Administrators

Learn how to set up your Kami License from start to finish.

Updated over a week ago

As the Kami License Administrator of your School or District Plan, there are three essential steps that you’ll need to complete. Each step ensures a smooth deployment to your school or district.

Read the step-by-step guide below to get started:

Step 1: Create your Kami account

You’ll need to ensure that you have a Kami account with the same email address that has been added as the License Administrator for your license.

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Important: If you want to use Google Workspace to deploy Kami to your domain, please make sure that you use the Google Workspace Admin email to create your Kami account.

Note: If you still need to provide your Google Workspace Admin email in the Purchase Order (PO) form, please contact us at sales@kamiapp.com to get this updated. Recording your Google Workspace Admin email in our system is required for the deployment process.

If you already have a Kami account, you can confirm what email address you’ve provided by checking the PO form, or by logging into Kami and checking your Profile.

Step 2: Add users to your Kami License

The next step is to add users to the license so that teachers and students can start using Kami with access to all tools and features.

There are three deployment methods that you can choose from:

  1. Google Workspace (Recommended)

  2. Domain-wide deployment

  3. Manual upload of email addresses

Step 3: Deploy the Kami extension

The final step to your license setup is to deploy the Kami extension and Google Workspace app. It’s essential to have both extension and app deployed to get the best Kami experience!

Adding the Chrome or Edge extension is required for Kami’s integration with your Learning Management System, and installing Kami’s Google Workspace Marketplace app is the easiest way to set up your users. As the admin, you’ll get to pre-approve permissions for them, allowing for a more straightforward login process.

For more setup guides, check out the list of articles below.

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