I believe that Wiping the device would be enough, you don't need to delete the accounts and then wipe the device, it makes no sense to do that, just wipe the device and start the enrollment process.
B. Check subscriptions in billing
Explanation:
To view the number and type of ChromeOS upgrades purchased and in use by your domain, the Billing section in the Google Admin Console provides the relevant information regarding subscriptions. This includes the number of licenses purchased, the types of upgrades (such as ChromeOS Enterprise), and usage details.
Steps to Check Subscriptions in Billing:
Go to Google Admin Console → Billing
Select the Subscriptions tab
Review the details for ChromeOS upgrades, including the number of licenses in use, license types, and renewal information
D. Wipe the device
Before you can enterprise enroll a device that has existing consumer accounts, you must wipe the device.
Wiping the device will erase all existing data and settings, including any consumer accounts.
Once the device is wiped, you can proceed with the standard enterprise enrollment process.
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