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This guide applies to all device platforms

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About moving devices between Blueprints

Moving devices between Blueprints reassigns them from one Blueprint to another in Iru Endpoint. The destination Blueprint controls which Library Items and Parameters apply going forward.
As of April 1, 2026, all legacy Classic Blueprints were automatically converted to Assignment Maps, which are the default, improved version of Blueprints.

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How It Works

After a move, the device receives the configuration from the destination Blueprint. Device history is retained across Blueprints.

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Move one device from its device record

1

Access Device Record

Sign in to Iru Endpoint and open the device record for the device you want to move.
2

Edit device details

Click Edit device details, then select Edit Blueprint.
3

Select new Blueprint

Choose the destination Blueprint, then click Change.

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Move one or more devices from the Devices page

1

Open Devices

Open Devices in the left navigation.
2

Select devices

Click the checkmark next to one or more devices you want to move.
3

Change Blueprint

Click Change Blueprint near the bottom of the page.
4

Choose destination and confirm

Select the new Blueprint from the dropdown, then click Change.

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What happens after moving a device

Mac computers will enforce Parameters and other agent-driven Library Items (for example Passport) the next time the Mac checks in via the Kandji Agent. Parameters that were enforced on the previous Blueprint will change from their current state unless a new parameter enforces a different behavior. Auto Apps and Custom Apps that were enforced in the previous Blueprint will not be removed, but Profiles and Apps and Books apps will be added or removed as soon as possible during the next MDM check-in. More information about the differences in MDM and Agent check-in types can be found in our Device Check-In support article.
For more detailed information about taking action on devices, see the Devices section of our Knowledge Base.