Manage device cleanup policies A cleanup policy defines the steps performed on a device at the end of a session to remove test data and restore device settings. Policies can be assigned at the organization level or the team level. If both are set, the team-level policy takes precedence. For details on each configuration option, see Cleanup configurations. Open the Cleanup Policies page Select your profile name and select Settings. Select Cleanup Policy. Predefined cleanup policies The Cleanup Policies page includes two system-created policies that cannot be edited or removed: Thorough — Runs all cleanup configurations, including all configurable options and always-active configurations. Performs the most comprehensive cleanup. No Cleanup — Skips all cleanup. This is not the same as a user-created policy with no options selected, which still runs the always-active configurations. When you create or edit a cleanup policy, a confirmation popup warns that custom policies may conflict when devices are assigned to multiple teams. This applies when a device belongs to more than one team with different cleanup policies. Create a cleanup policy On the Cleanup Policies page, select Create. Enter a name and an optional description. Select the Android tab and check the configurations to apply. Then select the iOS tab and do the same. For details on each option, see Cleanup configurations. Select Save. In the confirmation popup, select Create. The new policy appears in the list but is not active until assigned as the default for the organization or a team. Edit a cleanup policy On the Cleanup Policies page, select the policy name to open the configuration dialog. Select the Android or iOS tab and check or uncheck configurations. Select Save. In the confirmation popup, select Save. The following cannot be edited: Predefined policies (Thorough and No Cleanup). The policy currently assigned as the organization default. Remove a cleanup policy On the Cleanup Policies page, select a policy to highlight it. Select Remove, then confirm in the popup. If the removed policy was assigned as the default for one or more teams, those teams revert to the organization default policy. The following cannot be removed: Predefined policies (Thorough and No Cleanup). The policy currently assigned as the organization default. Assign as organization default On the Cleanup Policies page, select a policy to highlight it. Select Mark as default, then confirm in the popup. The organization default policy runs: At the end of all sessions launched under the organization. After a device restarts or reconnects to the Portal. After a device is released from retain or virtualUSB. If a team has its own assigned policy, the team policy overrides the organization default for that team’s sessions. Assign to a team You can assign a cleanup policy to a specific team from the team’s settings page. When a team has its own policy, it overrides the organization default for sessions launched under that team. For instructions, see Create a device cleanup policy for a team. To view which teams are assigned to a specific policy, select the policy on the Cleanup Policies page, then select View teams.