Policy Management provides customized settings for LDO organizations. This feature is available only for Org Admins and MSP Admins.
Feature Settings
To access Policy Management settings, navigate to Policy Management > Feature Settings in the left pane. The following
subtabs will be available: Security, Feature and Connectors.
Feature
Enables setting alert thresholds for low battery and storage
capacity. When the device reaches these thresholds, an alert is generated in
the corresponding report (Low Battery Report or Storage Report). If the user
takes actions such as deleting files to create more storage space or charging
the battery, the alert will be removed from the report.
Patch Preferences:
- Automatically Install Patch Runtime
Dependencies. Enabling this option installs Microsoft C++ on devices
if it is not detected.
- Patch Security Mitigation Options.
- The
organization accepts the risk of installing unsigned packages from LDO Patch. If this option is selected, you will see an "unsigned
package" indicator displayed next to eye icon. all unsigned patch
packages will be included in the recommended patch list with an indicator
icon that the package is unsigned.
- Unsigned
Patch updates will be hidden and not displayed for remote update through
LDO. Any unsigned packages will not be visible in the Patches
list.
System Update Preferences:
Adds the ability to schedule System Update activities across
all eligible devices on your network. Enable or disable the following options:
- Automatically
Scan only for New Updates. Checks for new updates every Monday at
6am ET. New updates will automatically appear on System Update page.
When this option is enabled, the date and time of the last
scan are displayed on the App Management > System Update page,
below the Check for updates link. This link is disabled for 30
minutes immediately after the last automatic scan is initiated.
- Automatically
Scan and Update. Lets Org/MSP Admins schedule when LDO should
automatically scan eligible devices for Critical and/or Recommended
updates (the same schedule will apply to all eligible devices).
- To Enable this
feature, slide the corresponding button to turn it on.
- Click Edit
Schedule.
- Select
the update types using the radio buttons. Both Critical and Recommended updates
are available to update, but Critical is required
(Recommended is only optional).
- Set
the update Frequency, Day of the month or Day of the week, and Time, as needed.
- Click Save.
All eligible devices will be scanned for Critical and/or
Recommended updates, as scheduled. All automated updates can be monitored on
the System Update page through the deployment process and then monitored on the
System Update Status report. Please continue to check the System Update page
for all other (Optional) updates.
- Automatically
Install System Update Add-in. Auto installs System Update Add-in if it
is not detected on device. This is required for System Update operations.
Only online
devices can be auto-scanned; offline devices will
need to be manually scanned (on-demand).- System
Update Messaging and Deferrals. Allows to configure System Update
preferences for devices which require a reboot for the update to be
applied.
- Set
the number of deferrals allowed to end user: This option defines the
maximum number of times a user can postpone a Required Reboot for an
update.
- Set
the time between notification and device reboot.
The system will display a notification prompting the user to
allow the reboot for the update. It will also show the total number of
deferrals allowed and the number already used.
If the user still has a deferral available, they can
click No to postpone the reboot. In that case, the System
Update report will display the status Reboot Required for the
corresponding device.
However, if no deferrals remain, they must save their work
and click OK
to proceed with the reboot.
- Update Testing. When enabled, this feature lets you
select one or more devices or device groups to test a System Update. The update
is flagged on the System Update page, and you can set a start and end date. It
remains blocked from other devices until approved for rollout.
- Customize
End User Dialogue Box. Add
your company name and logo to personalize the dialog box shown to end users.
Manage Accessories:
- Automatically Install Lenovo Dock manager:
Enabling this button allows the Lenovo Docking Station Manager to be installed
automatically on the client device.
Feature controls:
Acts as an additional security layer. When enabled, any user
should be logged in to the LDO portal using Multi-factor Authentication (MFA)
to perform specific operations.
Android App Settings
Management:
Enables application management functionality from the App Device
Tray.
Auto Install of Intel vPro® Agent:
Enables/Disables the automatic installation of the Intel
vPro® agent on Intel vPro devices during the provisioning process.

These options are set to “Disabled” for all new organizations
by default. Even if disabled, the manual installation option via the Device
Management > Devices > Device Tray is still available.
Request
to become Managed Service Provider (MSP)
Allows the organization to
manage their own organization and other organizations that could be
divisions of the same company. Click the button to convert the business to
MSP and perform the services on behalf of the organization's end
customers.
Accept the MSP Specific Terms and Conditions and click Continue.
After a while, the organization will be converted into an MSP. The
Organization Admin role will now be MSP Admin, and you can see a new Managed
Organizations section in the left navigation menu.

Converting an organization to MSP is an irreversible option
If the organization has a trial license, if there are no
licenses, or if the existing licenses have expired, the following message will
display "There are no eligible licenses available for this
organization. Please ensure licenses are purchased prior to converting this
organization to MSP." The Convert to MSP button will also be
disabled.