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Applies to: Configuration Manager (current branch)
Starting in version 2006, the Company Portal app is now the cross-platform app portal experience for Microsoft Intune family of products. By configuring co-managed devices to also use the Company Portal app, you can provide a consistent user experience on all devices.
The Company Portal supports the following actions:
The behavior of the Company Portal depends upon your co-management workload configuration:
| Workload | Setting | Behavior |
|---|---|---|
| Client apps | Configuration Manager | You can see only Configuration Manager client apps |
| Client apps | Pilot Intune or Intune | You can see both Configuration Manager and Intune client apps |
| Office Click-to-run apps | Configuration Manager | You can see only Configuration Manager Office click-to-run apps |
| Office Click-to-run apps | Pilot Intune or Intune | You can see only Intune Office click-to-run apps |
For more information, see the following articles:
Configuration Manager current branch version 2006 or later (See FAQ)
Company Portal app version 11.0.8980.0 or later
Nóta
Starting with Configuration Manager 2107 and Company Portal app version 11.0.12141.0, when you enable the site for Enhanced HTTP, the Company Portal prefers secure communication over HTTPS with the management point that's configured for HTTP. On any version of Configuration Manager, when you configure the site or the management point to require HTTPS communication, Company Portal always uses HTTPS.
Windows 10 version 1803 or later:
Enrolled to co-management
Access to internet endpoints for Intune
The user accounts that sign in to these devices require the following configurations:
A Microsoft Entra identity
Assigned an Intune license
To make sure that users only receive notifications from Company Portal, configure Configuration Manager client settings. In the Software Center group of device settings, change Select the user portal to Company Portal.
For more information on client settings, see the following articles:
Users can manually install the Company Portal app from the Microsoft Store.
To require the app on co-managed devices, the deployment process depends upon the state of the Client apps co-management workload:
If the client apps workload is with Configuration Manager, create and deploy an application with Configuration Manager.
If the client apps workload is with Intune, you can deploy it via Configuration Manager or add the Company Portal app by using Microsoft Intune.
For more information on branding the Company Portal for your organization, see How to customize the Intune Company Portal app.
Launch the Company Portal from the Start menu. The currently signed-in user is automatically signed in to the Company Portal based on their Microsoft Entra identity.
Select the Apps page. You should see Configuration Manager apps in the list.
Select one of the apps deployed from Configuration Manager.
The Overview tab shows details about the app, such as size, version, and date published.
To see that Configuration Manager is the management service for this app, switch to the Additional information tab.
To install the app, select Install. The Company Portal shows installation status, and you'll see a notification when it completes.
If the app is already installed, select Uninstall to remove the app.
Select the ellipsis (...) for additional actions, such as Repair and Share.
After you install a Configuration Manager web app, select the ellipsis menu, then select Open in Browser to launch the web app.
If a Configuration Manager application fails to install with a known error code, select the failed status link to search on the error code.
If you change the client setting for Company Portal, when a user selects a Configuration Manager notification, it launches the Company Portal. If the notification is for a scenario the Company Portal doesn't support, selecting the notification launches Software Center.
To help troubleshoot issues with installation of Configuration Manager apps, go to the Help & Support section in Company Portal. When you use the Get help option, you can send Configuration Manager log files as part of the request.
Company Portal version 11.0.8980.0 or later shows Configuration Manager-deployed applications for all co-managed clients that use it. Configuration Manager version 2006 is the prerequisite because it adds the client setting to control notifications. If you install the Company Portal on a co-managed device of a earlier version or don't configure the client setting, it causes behavior that may be confusing to users. Notifications from Configuration Manager launch Software Center, while notifications from Intune launch the Company Portal.
Microsoft recommends:
The Company Portal supports software updates. For more information, see: Introduction to software updates in Configuration Manager.
Yes. If you configure the Configuration Manager app to support these additional actions, Company Portal supports repair, uninstall, and update.
The following features of Software Center aren't currently available in the Company Portal:
Some app information, for example if a restart is required or the estimated time to install
Other known issues:
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