Android Enterprise 500-Device Enrollment Quota
Current status: Google still documents a 500-device quota for standard Android Management API projects. FileWave has an established support path for customers who reach it. Open a FileWave Technical Support case before changing your Android Enterprise enrollment configuration. Last reviewed: July 23, 2026.
What
Google's Android Management API Permissible Usage guidance requires a business justification for an initial quota of up to 500 devices and an Android Enterprise request to exceed 500. The Android Enterprise feature requirements also reference this quota.
When the quota affects enrollment
This matters when new Android Enterprise enrollments fail as a project approaches its quota. FileWave first observed unexpected 500-device enforcement on December 16, 2024. FileWave is an Android Enterprise validated partner, but a project still needs an approved quota increase to exceed Google's documented limit.
The Android Management API can report that a project is approaching or has reached the limit through these UsageLogEvent values:
"MAX_DEVICES_REGISTRATION_QUOTA_WARNING",
"MAX_DEVICES_REGISTRATION_QUOTA_EXHAUSTED"
What to do
If enrollment is blocked near 500 devices or either quota event appears, open a case with FileWave Technical Support. Include the approximate Android device count, the time of the failed enrollment, and any quota event or error shown. FileWave can confirm the cause and coordinate the quota request with Google.
Google also provides an Android Enterprise response form for quota-limit requests. FileWave customers should start with Technical Support so the request can be tied to the correct FileWave project and enrollment context.
FileWave support status: FileWave established a workaround and escalation route with Google in April 2025. The public 500-device quota still exists, so "resolved" means FileWave has a path to handle affected customer projects, not that Google removed the quota.
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