Crusader AV 1:1 programmes

Devices arrive ready. Pupils keep learning.

White glove deployment and support included in the programme.

White glove deployment

Deployment work handled before handover.

Crusader AV can manage the practical deployment work that usually falls onto school IT and office teams: asset tagging, enrolment, licence alignment, device records, handover planning and ongoing support.

Asset tagging and device records

Devices can be labelled, recorded and matched to the school deployment plan before handover.

Enrolment and configuration

Windows, ChromeOS, Apple and Android devices can be prepared against the agreed school platform and user groups.

Microsoft Intune

Support connecting Windows devices into Intune, policies, apps, security settings and school management groups.

Google zero-touch

ChromeOS devices can be prepared for Google zero-touch enrolment and Google Education licence assignment.

Apple School Manager

Apple devices can be aligned to Apple School Manager and the school's chosen mobile device management platform.

Android management

Android devices can be configured against the agreed management approach for school-owned learning devices.

Accessories and bundles

Power supplies, cases, stylus requirements and classroom bundles can be organised around the rollout.

Deployment reporting

Schools receive clear records so leaders know what has been prepared, issued, repaired or held as spare stock.

Why it helps

Less pressure on school teams.

A 1:1 launch can create hundreds of small jobs before a pupil ever opens a device. Crusader AV builds those jobs into the programme so the school is not trying to manage enrolment, labels, handover, faults, spares and parent reporting at the same time.

Create quotation
01Build and tag the device estate.
02Enrol into Microsoft, Google, Apple or Android management.
03Issue devices with records, spares and support arrangements in place.
04Manage faults, warranty, accidental damage, reporting and replacements.

Ongoing support

Keep pupils learning while repairs are handled.

Accidental damage and warranty repairs

Repairs are built into the programme so damaged or faulty devices do not become a school administration burden.

Spare device pool

A typical 10% spare pool helps pupils keep learning while repair or replacement work is handled.

Fault reporting

Faults can be tracked through a clear support process, with visibility for the school.

Donation administration and reporting

Parent-contribution reporting and remittance visibility are managed as part of the programme.

Next step

Create a 1:1 quotation.

View available devices, select quantities and start the school proposal in the Crusader AV quotation portal.