Edit preferences in Apple Business Manager

Complete this task to edit the email address and phone number associated with your user account.

1. In Apple Business Manager , sign in with your account.

2. Tap your name at the bottom of the sidebar, tap Preferences , then tap My Profile .

3. Tap Manage to:

   • Change your email address

   • Add or change your phone number used for two-step verification

     You’re taken to the Apple ID website.

Complete this task to change the time zone and language for mail messages and PDFs sent to you from Apple Business Manager.

1. In Apple Business Manager , sign in with your account.

2. Tap your name at the bottom of the sidebar, tap Preferences , then tap Enrollment Information .

3. Tap Edit next to Time Zone & Language to change your time zone.

4. Tap Save.

The tax information (taxable or tax-exempt) that’s entered for your organization is used for both subscription and apps purchases, and can be set or changed by any user with the role of Administrator. If you change your tax status in the middle of a month, this will be reflected immediately for any new app purchases, and on your next subscription receipt. A user with the role of Administrator can enter your tax information as taxable or tax-exempt. If you select tax-exempt in Canada or the United States, you must provide one of the following:

• An Apple Customer Number (ACN)

• A new certificate that you create using the Exemption Certificate Wizard

1. In Apple Business Manager , sign in with a user that has the role of Administrator.

2. Tap your name at the bottom of the sidebar, tap Preferences , then tap Enrollment Information .

3. Tap Submit Tax Information, select your tax status, then tap Continue.

4. If you select Taxable, read the dialog, then tap Done.

5. If you select Tax-Exempt, enter your ACN, tap Continue, then tap Done.

   If you don’t have an ACN, select Exemption Certificate Wizard, tap Submit Tax Exemption, then step through the Exemption Certificate Wizard. When you’re finished, tap Done.

Custom Apps are apps developed to meet your organization’s specific business needs by you or a third-party developer. See Learn about Custom Apps.

1. In Apple Business Manager , sign in with a user that has the role of Administrator.

2. Tap your name at the bottom of the sidebar, tap Preferences , tap Enrollment Information , then tap Enable next to Custom Apps.

3. Give your Organization ID (located at the top of the Enrollment Information window) to the app developer so they can add your organization to their approved list.

4. You can now purchase any additional Custom Apps from the Custom Apps section. Custom apps are deployed using managed licenses and have the same management options as App Store apps.

   Note: You may see any previous purchases if you migrated from Apple Deployment Programs (ADP) with an account that had already purchased any Custom Apps and also migrated your location to Apps and Books.

Depending on your role and privileges, in each license agreement, you may be able to view the license name, the date the license was updated, the date the license was accepted, and the name of the user with the role of Administrator who accepted its terms and conditions.

1. In Apple Business Manager , sign in with your account.

2. Tap your name at the bottom of the sidebar, tap Preferences , tap Enrollment Information , then tap View History under Terms and Conditions to view the current license agreements necessary to use Apple Business Manager.

3. If necessary, tap each license agreement to view it or download it as a PDF, then tap Close.

4. When you’re done viewing or saving the license agreements, tap Done.

Managed Apple ID accounts can request a copy of their data, regardless of its location, through their Data & Privacy page, if enabled to do so by their organization in Apple Business Manager. See Understand and control the personal information that you store with Apple.

1. In Apple Business Manager , sign in with your account.

2. Tap your name at the bottom of the sidebar, tap Preferences , then tap Accounts .

3. To enable data and privacy access, tap Enable next to Data & Privacy Access, read the information, then tap Enable.

4. To disable data and privacy access, tap Disable next to Data & Privacy Access.

Depending on your role and privileges, you may be able to choose whom users can share photos and Pages, Numbers, and Keynote documents with. Users who have the sharing link may be able to view and edit, depending on how the document was shared. Your choices are:

• Allow document sharing inside the organization: Users can share documents only with others users in your organization.

• Allow document sharing inside and outside the organization: Users can share documents with anyone.

• Recipients within an organization automatically accept shared files when initiated by any role.

Organizations that have more than one instance of Apple Business Manager must use “Allow document sharing” inside and outside the organization.

1. In Apple Business Manager , sign in with your account.

2. Tap your name at the bottom of the sidebar, tap Preferences , then tap Accounts .

3. Tap Edit next to Sharing, then select one of the types of sharing:

   • Allow document sharing inside the organization

   • Allow document sharing inside and outside the organization

4. Specify whether shared documents are automatically accepted, then tap Save.