Admins can assign Device Settings to Self Service so end users can install them on demand. To add Device Settings to Self Service head to your Policy > Self Service > Mac > Device Settings.
Note: Devices need to be enrolled in MDM to install Device Settings.
Once Device Settings have been assigned to the Self Service configuration they will appear to end users via Self Service > Profiles.
Device Settings installed by the end user can also be uninstalled by the end user within Self Service.
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