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Thanks Jackie <br />
Trying to understand this bit more , so i can explain to her.<br />
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In case she doesn't have a personal apple ID account , i will ask her to create a personal apple ID account and ask her to use personal ID to purchase her own apps on the iTunes.<br />
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So this way &nbsp;apps that she purchased will be tied with her personal apple ID and the iTunes ?
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So this way &nbsp;apps that she purchased will be tied with her personal apple ID and the iTunes ?<br />
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Exactly. Make sure that she will remember the password of her own Apple ID. <br />
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When you login with her own Apple ID in App Store of another iDevice, the app can be downloaded again without making purchase again.
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&quot;Do i need to ask the staff to create her personal iCloud account and use this apple ID to purchase her paid apps?&quot;<br />
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YES .. this is what she does. &nbsp;On the iPad she must go to Settings and the iTunes and App Store section and SIGN OUT<br />
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She then signs in with her own Apple ID and when purchasing apps ensure that this is the account used to purchase. &nbsp;The pain in the neck will come when apps which have been purchased with the Company Apple ID need to be updated it may prompt for that password .. so you'll need to either share that password with her and change it if she leaves the organisation or she'll have to check-in the device periodically with someone who knows the password to allow the Company purchased apps to update.
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Hi <br />
We are not an iPad organisation and I have brought and iPad for the staff and this iPad belongs to the organisation.<br />
I have created the apple ID for this staff with her official email address. <br />
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The staff may install her own paid apps on the iPad and if she installs the paid apps on the iPad using her card and when she leaves the organisation , I am wondering how she will be able to take the apps along with her.<br />
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I have created a iCloud account with her official email address and &nbsp;when i set up the this new iPad .<br />
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Do i need to ask the staff to create her personal iCloud account and use this apple ID to purchase her paid apps?<br />
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Please suggest and the way is of setting up this iPad<br />
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Thanks and any help much appreciated.
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Hi 
We are not an iPad organisation and I have brought and iPad for the staff and this iPad belongs to the organisation.
I have created the apple ID for this staff with her official email address. 

The staff may install her own paid apps on the iPad and if she installs the paid apps on the iPad using her card and when she leaves the organisation , I am wondering how she will be able to take the apps along with her.

I have created a iCloud account with her official email address and  when i set up the this new iPad .

Do i need to ask the staff to create her personal iCloud account and use this apple ID to purchase her paid apps?

Please suggest and the way is of setting up this iPad

Thanks and any help much appreciated.

How the paid apps will go with the staff when the staff leaves the organisation.

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