Create an app configuration policy with the xml below.Go to Software Library > Application Management > App Configuration Policies.Create a new app policy in the Configuration Manager console for the Company Portal app.If you use hybrid Mobile Device Management (Hybrid MDM),

Go to Client apps > App configuration policies, to create an app configuration policy for the Company Portal app.Add the Intune Company Portal if necessary, by going to Intune > Client Apps > Apps > Add.We’re also doing away with “Identify your device” screen and the “Confirm your device” screen, where end users enter the last 4 digits of the device’s serial number in the Company Portal app.Īfter this change is rolled out, if you want to enable Conditional Access for devices already enrolled via Setup Assistant, you’ll have to push the Company Portal down to those devices. When we roll this change out, if you enroll new devices authenticating with Setup Assistant, you can choose whether or not to deploy the Intune Company Portal app automatically in Intune not Azure (not available in hybrid MDM). We’ll have detailed documentation when this rolls out, but we thought we’d share what’s coming so you can familiarize yourself with the experience and set up policies in your console if needed.

With this change, we aim to improve enrollment experience and give end users a shortened work flow. We’re implementing an improved workflow to enroll corporate iOS devices with user affinity into Intune, specifically when these devices use Setup Assistant for authentication. Update 5/17: This change has now been rolled out in the May update to Intune.

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