A macOS computer, which will be used to connect to iOS devices using Apple Configurator 2 running macOS EL Capitan or later and iTunes 12.3 or later. The latest version of Apple Configurator 2 available in the App Store and access to the Workspace ONE UEM console. These instructions are based on the use of Apple Configurator 2 version 2.2.1. OS X El Capitan 10.11.6 beta 2. This is the pre-release version of OS X v10.11.6 beta 2 to developers for testing with build number 15G12a. The OS X El Capitan 10.11.6 update improves the stability, compatibility, and security of your Mac. Apple Configurator 2 makes it easy to deploy iPad, iPhone, iPod touch, and Apple TV devices in your school. Select Setting: Business College/University Elementary/Middle School Federal Government High School Home Home Business State/Local Government. How many iOS devices do you manage with Apple Configurator? Select Number: 1-10 11-50 51-100 101-1000 Over 1000.
With managed distribution, organizations retain ownership and control of apps purchased through Apps and Books or the Volume Purchase Program. Your organization can assign apps to users, or iOS devices, through a mobile device management solution or Apple Configurator 2. You can also revoke and reassign apps as needed. Organizations can also assign books using mobile device management, though the user retains ownership of the books.
Alternatively, your organization can use redemption codes to transfer ownership of apps or books to a user's iTunes account.

Migrate redemption codes to managed distribution
If you previously purchased redemption codes, you can request to migrate these codes for use with managed distribution if the codes are unredeemed or were redeemed through Apple Configurator 1.x.
Previously purchased redemption codes that have been redeemed by individual users can't be migrated.
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Consider the following before you decide if migrating from redemption codes to managed distribution will work for your organization:
- Make sure you want all your unredeemed codes or codes redeemed through Apple Configurator 1.x converted to managed distribution before you request migration. If you choose migration, all previously purchased codes must be migrated and all unredeemed codes will be disabled after you convert to managed distribution. If you have unredeemed codes in circulation within your organization, you may want to redeem them, alert users that they won't be available, or delay migration until they have been redeemed.
- If you use Apple Configurator for devices that are shared between users, you should upgrade your devices to iOS 9 and Apple Configurator 2 before migrating your redemption codes. This allows you to assign managed licenses directly to devices.

The migration from redemption codes to managed distribution is permanent and cannot be reversed.
System requirements
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- A mobile device management solution is required for managed distribution. Make sure you have an MDM solution in place and that it’s linked to your Volume Purchase Program account before you request migration. Profile Manager in OS X Server supports managed distribution to users or devices. Apple Configurator 2 supports managed distribution to devices. For other mobile device management solutions, check with your mobile device management provider.
- Managed distribution requires iOS 7 or later or OS X Mavericks v10.9 or later.
- Device-based app assignment requires iOS 9 or OS X El Capitan.
Request migration
If you reviewed the requirements and want to migrate from redemption codes to managed distribution for all previous purchases made with your account, submit your request using the online business and education support request form. Select 'Other' in the 'Tell us about your issue' menu.
Learn more
Learn more about mobile device management, device-based app assignment, Apple Configurator 2 and OS X Server.
Learn more about Apple School Manager and Apple Business Manager.