Install Helperbird for Specific Users
Administrative guide for deploying Helperbird in your organization. Manage licenses, deployments, and team accessibility.
This guide shows administrators how to install Helperbird for specific users or groups in your organization, rather than deploying it to everyone. This is useful when you want to pilot the extension with a small group or only provide it to users who need accessibility features.
Before you start: You'll need administrator access to either the Google Admin Console or Microsoft 365 Admin Center, and the appropriate Helperbird extension ID:
- Chrome: ahmapmilbkfamljbpgphfndeemhnajme
- Edge: bkibfggdahioahpokehoiimdmdjefjmd
Installing Helperbird in G Suite
Step 1: Access Chrome Management
Log into the Google Admin Console at admin.google.com. Navigate to Devices > Chrome > Apps & Extensions.
Step 2: Add Helperbird to an Organizational Unit
Select the Organizational Unit (OU) containing the users who need Helperbird. Click the + icon, select Add from Chrome Web Store, and enter Helperbird's extension ID: ahmapmilbkfamljbpgphfndeemhnajme
Step 3: Set to Allow Install
In the installation policy, select Allow install & Pin instead of "Force install." This makes Helperbird available to users in that OU without automatically installing it. Click Save.
Tip: Let your selected users know that Helperbird is now available in the Chrome Web Store and they can install it themselves. Consider sending them installation instructions to make it easier.
Installing Helperbird in Microsoft 365
Step 1: Access Edge Management
Log into the Microsoft 365 Admin Center at admin.microsoft.com. Navigate to Settings > Services & Add-ins > Microsoft Edge Management.
Step 2: Add Helperbird for Specific Users
Select Manage Extensions and add Helperbird's extension ID: bkibfggdahioahpokehoiimdmdjefjmd. Choose the specific user groups or individual users who should have access to Helperbird.
Step 3: Set Deployment Options
Set the installation policy to Optional to allow your selected users to install Helperbird when they need it. Click Save to apply your changes.
Tip: Communicate with your selected users that Helperbird is now available for them to install. You might want to include a link to installation instructions or a quick start guide.
Verifying the Installation
Step 1: Log in as a Target User
Log into Chrome or Edge using an account from your selected Organizational Unit or user group.
Step 2: Check Extension Availability
For G Suite, check the Chrome Web Store to confirm Helperbird appears as an available extension. For Microsoft 365, check that Helperbird is listed in the available extensions for Edge.
Step 3: Test Installation
Install Helperbird and confirm it works correctly for your target users.
Tip: Ask a few users from your pilot group to test the installation and provide feedback before rolling out more widely.
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Need Additional Help?
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