How do I configure the Microsoft Intune company portal app?

Configuring the Microsoft Intune Company Portal app involves setting up and customizing the app to meet the specific requirements and branding of your organization. The Company Portal app allows users to access and install apps, view device compliance status, and receive important messages from the IT department. Here are the general steps to configure the Microsoft Intune Company Portal app:

Configuration Steps:

1. Access the Microsoft Endpoint Manager Portal:

   • Open a web browser and go to the Microsoft Endpoint Manager portal. Sign in with the credentials associated with your Microsoft Intune subscription.

2. Navigate to "Apps" Section:

   • In the Microsoft Endpoint Manager portal, navigate to the "Apps" section. This is where you manage and deploy applications.

3. Select "All Apps" or "iOS/iPadOS Apps" (Depending on Platform):

   • Choose the appropriate category based on the platform for which you want to configure the Company Portal app.

4. Add the Company Portal App:

   • If the Company Portal app is not already added, click on "Add" to add a new app. Select "Company Portal" from the list of available apps.

5. Configure App Deployment:

   • Configure the deployment settings for the Company Portal app. Specify the target user groups or devices for deployment.

6. Customize Company Portal Branding (Optional):

   • You can customize the branding of the Company Portal to reflect your organization's identity. This may include adding your organization's logo, changing the color scheme, and providing a custom name for the Company Portal.

7. Configure App Protection Policies (If Needed):

   • Depending on your organization's security requirements, you may configure app protection policies for the Company Portal app. These policies help protect corporate data within the app.

8. Define Compliance Policies (If Needed):

   • If you want to enforce device compliance checks before users can access certain features in the Company Portal, you can define compliance policies in the "Endpoint security" or "Security baselines" section of the Microsoft Endpoint Manager portal.

9. Review and Save Configuration:

   • Review your configuration settings and make sure they align with your organization's requirements. Save the changes.

10. Deploy the Configuration:

    • Deploy the configured Company Portal app and associated policies to the target devices or user groups. This can be done through the deployment settings in the Microsoft Endpoint Manager portal.

11. Communicate with Users:

    • Inform users about the availability of the Company Portal app and its purpose. Encourage them to download and install it on their devices.

User Experience:

Once the Company Portal app is configured and deployed, users can download it from the app store on their respective devices. They can then use the Company Portal app to access corporate resources, install applications, and view compliance status.

It's important to refer to the official Microsoft documentation for the most up-to-date and detailed instructions specific to your organization's needs. Microsoft's documentation provides step-by-step guidance and additional details on each configuration option.