Volume rollout is a token-based approach for deploying CleanMyMac Business at scale—ideal for large organizations. At a glance, the process involves:

Downloading (or creating), signing, and distributing a configuration profile via Jamf.
Creating an activation token to enroll and activate CleanMyMac Business user accounts and devices.
Distributing the CleanMyMac Business desktop app via Jamf using an installation script and a device policy.

Step 1. Get started with rollout

Sign in to your Owner or Admin account in the CleanMyMac Business Admin Dashboard.
Go to Users and Licenses, then click Invite User.
In the dialog that opens, select Volume Rollout, then click Next.
Review the general information about the procedure, then click Next.
Click Download to get the pre-created configuration profile for ditribution via Jamf, then click Next.

If you prefer to create a configuration profile manually, refer to the related instructions.
Create an activation token:
- Provide a descriptive name for the token.
- Choose the token expiration period: 90, 180, or 365 days, or Unlimited.
Click Create Activation Token. You can later review this and all other tokens in the Activation Tokens section.
Review the script content that will be used later to deploy CleanMyMac Business desktop app, then copy the command to run this script—this command will be used later in the Jamf distribution script—and click Complete.
Review the summary, then click Got It to close the dialog.

Step 2. Distribute configuration profile

Although most MDM solutions don't require profiles to be signed, we recommend signing the configuration profile when sharing it externally.

For more details about scripts in Jamf, refer to the Jamf Pro Documentation.

In the Jamf Pro Dashboard, go to Settings.
Go to the Computer management tab, then find and click Scripts.
Click New in the upper-right corner to create a script.
Click Save in the lower-right corner to create the script.

For more details about policy management in Jamf, refer to the Jamf Pro Documentation.

In the Jamf Pro Dashboard, go to Computers > Policies.
Click New in the upper-right corner to create a policy.
1. On the Options tab, in the General section, provide a descriptive name for the policy, select a trigger—an event that initiates the policy (we recommend Recurring Check-in)—and set the execution frequency—how often the policy runs (we recommend "Once per computer" to prevent the policy script from running continuously on devices).
2. On the Options tab, in the Scripts section:
3. On the Scope tab, choose the target computers and users (for example, All Computers and All Users).
Click Save in the lower-right corner to create the policy.