Hi,Is it possible to use a DPC for the following use case:The DaaS provider leases managed devices to the Business Customer (BC) The BC uses devices for their business purposes (for example, gives managed tablets to their field employees) and pays monthly fee for leasing managed devices If a BC stops paying, the DPC installed by the DaaS provider locks devices and requires to payI have reviewed the DPC permissible usage policy and it looks like it restricts Device Financing solutions for B2C/Retail scenarios.Can you please clarify whether Device-As-a-Service (which may include device financing for B2B) is an officially permitted DPC use case?

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Using a DPC for a B2B Device-as-a-Service Solution

Hi,

Is it possible to use a DPC for the following use case:

The DaaS provider leases managed devices to the Business Customer (BC)
The BC uses devices for their business purposes (for example, gives managed tablets to their field employees) and pays monthly fee for leasing managed devices
If a BC stops paying, the DPC installed by the DaaS provider locks devices and requires to pay

I have reviewed the DPC permissible usage policy and it looks like it restricts Device Financing solutions for B2C/Retail scenarios.

Can you please clarify whether Device-As-a-Service (which may include device financing for B2B) is an officially permitted DPC use case?