Microsoft Intune
Cloud endpoint and application management for devices across major operating systems.
About Microsoft Intune
Microsoft Intune manages and protects organization-owned and personal devices across Windows, macOS, iOS, Android, and Linux. IT teams can deploy applications, enforce device and app policies, assess compliance, manage updates, and provide remote help from a cloud-based administration platform.
Key Features
- Device management for Windows, macOS, iOS, Android, and Linux
- Mobile device and application management for BYOD
- Application deployment and policy enforcement
- Compliance assessment and endpoint security controls
- Cloud-based Remote Help for users
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MSP Capabilities
- Intune roles, custom permissions and scope tags let administrators segment device and policy visibility for distributed teams, while RBAC controls which actions technicians can take.
- Intune licensing is available as a standalone service or through Microsoft 365 bundles; separate device-only subscriptions can cover shared, kiosk and other userless devices.
Supported Environments
- Intune supports management for Android, iOS/iPadOS, Linux, macOS and Windows; Chrome OS has basic connector-based actions, while app-protection policies are unsupported there.
Integrations
| Integration | Open |
|---|---|
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Pricing and Purchasing
- Microsoft offers an Intune free trial with 25 user licenses; paid access is sold standalone or included in eligible Microsoft 365 and Enterprise Mobility + Security subscriptions.
Onboarding and Support
- Microsoft’s rollout guide covers user and device setup, group-based assignment, license assignment, role configuration, scope tags and MDM authority before devices are enrolled.
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