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I was confused due to the lower case "join".
The terms "Microsoft Entra join" and "Microsoft Entra joined" are both used. I feel that a clear definition of the term "Microsoft Entra join" would be useful.
Microsoft Entra documentation on Microsoft Learn
Chris Heys
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In this section:
This paragraph does not make sense:
"Microsoft Entra join can be accomplished using self-service options like the Out of Box Experience (OOBE), bulk enrollment, or Windows Autopilot."
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VarunTha 14,850 Reputation points Microsoft External Staff Moderator2025-06-20T17:37:16.2533333+00:00 Hi Chris Heys,
Thanks for bringing this to our notice, we will reach out internally and resolve the issue at the earliest. -
VarunTha 14,850 Reputation points Microsoft External Staff Moderator
2025-06-24T18:16:57.7933333+00:00 Hi Chris Heys,
Thank you for your feedback regarding the Microsoft Entra documentation.- Clarification on Terminology: The term "Microsoft Entra join" refers specifically to the process of joining devices to Microsoft Entra ID, which is essential for organizations that are cloud-first or cloud-only.
Definition:
- Microsoft Entra join: This is the process where devices are joined to Microsoft Entra ID, requiring an organizational account for sign-in. It allows access to both cloud and on-premises resources.
Capitalization: The lowercase "join" may have caused confusion, as it is often used interchangeably with "Microsoft Entra joined." A consistent use of terminology would enhance clarity.
If you have any further questions or need additional information, feel free to ask!
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