Installing the Chrome Extension can be done individually by end-users or centrally by a G Suite admin. To install the extension centrally, a G Suite admin must install the extension to each end user’s Chrome profile through a forced install. When leveraging a forced install, end-users cannot disable the extension.
Centrally Installing by Organizational Unit
Step 1
Click here to navigate to the Google Admin --> Apps & extensions interface. You will likely need to sign in before seeing the Apps & extensions page in the next step.
Step 2
Hover over the '+' symbol in the bottom right corner and select Add from Chrome Web Store.
Step 3
Search for 'Terminus' and click "+ Select".
Step 4
Click on the Installation policy drop-down menu and select Force Install.
Step 5
Click on the Save button in the top right corner.
This will push the extension to the domain profiles of all Chrome users. The extension will be added the next time end-users restart Chrome. If an end-user is not signed into their domain profile in Chrome, they can set up a new Chrome profile by signing into their domain account and the Extension will appear. Installs will be pushed out to Windows, Mac, Linux, etc. (anywhere Chrome is running).
Installing Manually
Step 1
Visit the Chrome Extension Store.
Step 2
Click Add to Chrome.
Using policy to deploy an extension is the most scalable method. It is beneficial for pushing extensions, as it does not require the CRX file to be on the machine. It must simply be available at a given URL. To use this method, set the policy to “force install” the extension, as described here. Read more about group policy on Google’s Support Site. If you are interested in activating Dynamic Campaigns in your account, please submit a ticket through the Terminus Support Portal.
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