Manage device cleanup policies A cleanup policy is a set of steps that are performed on a device when a session ends to remove test data and changes in device settings in the session. Learn about device cleanup policies management, including creating, editing, removing and assigning to teams or the organization. Open the Cleanup Policies page Select your profile name or picture, then choose Settings. Select Cleanup Policy to access the Cleanup Policies page. About the predefined cleanup policies At the Cleanup Policies page, there are 2 predefined cleanup policies: Thorough: This cleanup policy is equivalent to a user-created policy that has all configurations checked, and performs the most thorough cleanup on a device. No Cleanup: This cleanup policy does not perform any cleanup on a device. It is not equivalent to a user-created policy without any checked item, as there are still some cleanup configurations enabled for the latter. These predefined policies are created by the system and are not editable or removable. Create or edit a cleanup policy At the Cleanup Policies page, choose the Create button. Enter a name and description. Check the configurations you want to add for both the Android and iOS tabs. Refer to this page for a list of all configurations. There are additional configurations not shown here that are always enabled for user-created cleanup policies. Refer to the list of configurations to learn more. When you’re finished, select Save. The new cleanup policy appears in the list. Select the created cleanup policy’s name to open the edit dialog. The following cannot be edited: Predefined cleanup policies (Thorough and No Cleanup). Any cleanup policy that is assigned as default for the organization. Edit the cleanup policy, then choose Save to apply the changes. The created cleanup policy is not active until it is assigned as default for the organization or team. Remove a cleanup policy At the Cleanup Policies page, select to highlight a cleanup policy. Select the Remove button, then confirm the removal in the pop-up. The following cannot be removed: Predefined cleanup policies (Thorough and No Cleanup). Any cleanup policy that is assigned as default for the organization. After removing a default cleanup policy of one or several teams, the default cleanup policy of the organization will be assigned as default for those teams instead. Assign a cleanup policy as default for the organization At the Cleanup Policies page, select to highlight a cleanup policy. Select the Mark as default button, then confirm the selection in the pop-up. After being assigned as the default for the organization, the cleanup policy is applied: At the end of all sessions launched under the organization. After the device restarts or reconnects to the Portal after a disconnection. After the device is released from retain or virtualUSB. Create and assign a cleanup policy as default for the team In Org Management, select Teams, then search for your team. In your team, select Settings, then either select an existing cleanup policy or choose New to create a new one. If you are creating a new cleanup policy, enter a name and description. Check the configurations you want to add for both the Android and iOS tabs. Refer to this page for a list of all configurations. There are additional configurations not shown here that are always enabled for user-created cleanup policies. Refer to the list of configurations to learn more. When you’re finished, select Save, then confirm the creation in the pop-up. Select Save one more time to apply the changes. After being assigned as the default for the team, the cleanup policy is applied at the end of all sessions launched under the team. In the Cleanup Policies page, you can view all teams assigned to the cleanup policy by selecting View teams.