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A clearer path to install the Probo agent

Device enrollment now walks people through installing the Probo agent before they pick an organization, and skips the step if it's already installed.

A clearer path to install the Probo agent screenshot

Device enrollment used to drop people straight into organization selection. If you did not have the Probo agent installed yet, you were on your own to find it.

Now there is a step for that. Enrollment shows a dedicated “Download the Probo agent” screen with a link to pro.bo/install before it asks which organization to enroll into.

If the agent is already running on the device, the step gets skipped automatically. No extra clicks, no re-downloading something that is already there.

It is a small fix, but it closes the gap for anyone enrolling a device for the first time and not sure where to start.