If your administrator allows it, you can sync your Google Workspace mail, calendars, and contacts with the corresponding apps on your iOS device. You can get email from your work or school account, see your Google Calendar events, and view Google Contacts in your corresponding iOS apps.
To add your Google Workspace account to the Mail app:
- On your iOS device, open Settings.
- Depending on your iOS version, do one of the following actions:
- Tap Mail
Accounts
Add Account. - Tap Passwords & Accounts
Add Account.
- Tap Google.
- Sign in using your Google Workspace account.
Your Google Workspace account is the account that you use for work or school. - Close the settings and open the Mail app.
What’s next?
It depends on how your administrator manages your device.
- If you open the Mail app and see your work emails, you can start using iOS apps for work right away.
- If you don’t see your work emails in the Mail app, your administrator might require that you use Google apps. Check with your administrator and try the steps in I want to use Google apps.
Step 2: Install the Google Device Policy app
To make sure that your organization’s data stays safe, you might be asked to install the Google Device Policy app. You’ll be asked to install the app if:
- Your administrator enforces certain security policies for mobile devices. Learn more
- Your administrator wants to manage corporate apps on your device. Learn more
- You try to sign in to your work account through a third-party app.
Install the Device Policy app
- Choose an option:
- If your device prompted you to install the app, tap App Store.
- If you didn’t see a prompt, open the App Store and search for Google Device Policy.
- Follow the on-screen instructions to download and install the app.
You might need to enter your Apple ID and password. - Open Google Device Policy
, read and swipe through the information screens, and tap Continue. - If you want to receive notifications from the app (recommended), tap Allow.
- Tap Get started and sign in using your Google Workspace account.
Your Google Workspace account is the account that you use for work or school. - Tap Accept to agree to the Terms of Service.
- Tap Download

follow the steps to install the configuration profile.
Step 3: Install the configuration profile
To install the configuration profile:
- Tap Allow to download the configuration profile.
- Tap Close
open your Settings app. - If you followed the previous steps for profile-driven enrollment, tap General
VPN & Device Management. - Depending on your administrator's settings, do one of the following actions:
- Tap General
Profile
Google Apps Device Policy Profile. - Tap Profile Downloaded.
- Tap Install.
- If prompted, enter your device passcode and tap Install.
- Depending on your administrator's settings, do one of the following actions:
- Tap Install
Trust. - Tap Continue
sign in with your work account.
- Tap Done or Continue. If your administrator needs to approve your device, you’ll get a message at your work or school email address.
- If you see a prompt to install the Google Device Policy app, tap Install and follow the prompts. For details, go to step 2.
- Close your Settings app.
To get work apps, open Google Device Policy 
tap Menu 
Apps.
Set up a company-owned device

If you use a company-owned device for work, the device is managed by your IT administrator. The device is preconfigured with your organization’s preferred settings. Your administrator can control device features, such as whether or not you can access the Apple App Store or change notification settings.
Before you begin: If your organization issued you a device that was already in use, the device needs to be reset to its factory settings. If you need help, contact your administrator.
Set up your device
- Turn on the device.
- Follow the prompts to set your preferred language, connect to a Wi-Fi network, and create a passcode for the device.
- On the Remote Management screen, tap Enroll my iPhone.
- Note: Skip this step if your organization uses the Apple Volume Purchase Program (VPP) to distribute apps. Ask your administrator if you’re not sure.
When prompted, sign in with your personal Apple ID and set up Apple security settings. If you use an Apple ID that you used with a different mobile-management solution, the Google Device Policy app might not install. You need to use a different Apple ID. If you start setup and it doesn’t complete, you need to factory reset your device and then restart setup with the new ID. If you’re using a new Apple ID, finish setting up the new ID in the iTunes Store:
- Restart your device. When prompted to install the Device Policy App, click Install and sign in with your Apple ID and password.
- If you get an error about using your Apple ID for the first time in the iTunes Store, click Cancel or Review.
- Open the iTunes Store app.
- Tap your Apple ID
View Apple ID. - Sign in with your Apple ID and password and complete the setup with your billing address.
- Factory reset the device and use the same Apple ID to set up the device again. The Google Device Policy app installs during setup.
If you try to restore from an iCloud backup during setup, you might not be able to use apps on your device. We recommend skipping the restore option. Your personal apps won’t automatically set up on your device. However, when you add the account for personal apps, your personal data will sync when the setup is complete.
If the setup doesn’t complete, factory reset the device and restart setup.
- Wait while the Google Device Policy app installs on the device.
- Open Google Device Policy
and sign in using your Google Workspace account.Your Google Workspace account is the account that you use for work or school. - Tap Accept to agree to the Terms of Service.
- Follow the prompts to finish setting up your device.
To get work apps, open Google Device Policy 
tap Menu 
Apps.