Company Portal | Intune | Offline (device) vs Online (user) (2024)

Last Updated on September 28, 2022 by rudyooms

In this updated V3 blog, I am going to show you which options you have when you want to deploy and start making use of the Company Portal app. I will also point out the differences/important things we need to know about the “Offline” “Online” and “Real Offline” versions.

I noticed this next question being asked a lot of times

“What’s the difference between offline, online apps? and which or when to use them”

Also, there is still some misunderstanding about it, so I decided to write a blog about it, so here we go! I am going to divide this blog into multiple parts

  1. How to add the Company Portal App to Intune (Online/Offline)
  2. Adding the Company Portal App (REAL Offline)
  3. Important knowledge about the Online, Offline, and Real Offline versions
  4. The Company Portal App installation
  5. What could break the Company Portal online App version?
  6. Delivery Optimization Bypass Mode
  7. Conclusion

But before I am going to show you more about how to install the Company Portal app etc, please read my other blogs about WHY you need to use the Company Portal app! Could be useful?

Company Portal App: Unchained

When we want to add the Company App to your Windows 10/11 AADJ devices you will have multiple options at your disposal.

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Let’s start with the first the “Offline” And “Online” versions of the Company Portal App.

Before we can start deploying the Company Portal App, we first need to establish a connection between the Microsoft Store for Business and Intune/Endpoint Manager. Please beware the Microsoft Store will be retired in the first quarter of 2023, but let’s go further.

Open Intune and browse to Tenant administration/Microsoft Store for Business and click to open the Business store.

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First, we need to enable Offline Apps. We can do this by clicking on Manage/Settings and switching the button for “Show Offline Apps”. Do you notice that nice Yellow bar with a warning on it?

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After we have enabled the offline apps, we still need to create the Intune connection. To do this, click on “Distribute” on the same screen and click on “Activate” Microsoft Intune.

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Now we are almost ready, but we still need to add the app when we have created the connection. To do so, search for the Company Portal in the search bar and click on “get the app”.

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Now we are done, don’t forget to click on the sync button on the Tenant Administration screen. When the apps are synced you will notice the Offline and Online Apps will be visible in the Apps section of Intune.

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There is also another possibility to add the Company Portal App if you don’t want to use the versions pushed by Microsoft for Store Connection.

Do you know what’s funny, even when you choose to deploy the REAL offline app, you also have 2 options to download the APPX files you need!

2.1 Using the Microsoft Store Directly

When you have configured the Microsoft Store for Business, maybe you have clicked on the Offline Company App?

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As shown above, you can download the files manually!. Let’s go further, when we are choosing this option you need to download ALL of the packages first. After all the files are downloaded go add a new LOB app.

2.2 Using the Microsoft Store Indirectly

When you don’t want to open the Microsoft Store for business, you could still download the required APPX files. How? Just open Microsoft Edge and open this nice website:

https://store.rg-adguard.net/

As shown below, you only need to enter a URL to download the company portal appx Files.

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Please note: This isn’t an officially supported method to fetch the Microsoft Store apps… so it’s not guaranteed it will always work

2.3 Creating the LOB App

Now start downloading the required Files (Directly or Indirectly) so we can go further and upload these files to start creating your new Company Portal LOB app. Because when you add a new LOB app, you will have the possibility to select/upload a .appxbundle / appx file.

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Now select the Company Portal app you downloaded earlier.

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When you have added this app, you will also need to upload the Dependency App files.

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After all, files are uploaded, a new LOB app will appear in the App section of Intune

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Of course, if you don’t like mixing up those APPX/LOB apps with your existing Win32Apps, another possibility would be to convert them to a Win32 App Package

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You will need to make sure you add every dependency file you downloaded from the MSfB as shown above in your PowerShell script! As you also probably have noticed, I am using the Deployment Image Servicing and Management (DISM) command, to make sure those AppXPackages are added to the device correctly. If you are wondering why I used DISM, this blog would show you why!

The Microsoft Store Apps and the City of a Thousand missing Frameworks

Now we have seen the options available to deploy the Company Portal App, we still need to learn a little bit more about these versions. But reading and testing it a little bit more there is also a difference between the Company Portal Offline version and the Real Offline version I showed you in part 2.

First, take a look at what Microsoft has to tell about “Offline Apps”. I guess that’s where the misunderstanding is happening!

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When looking at the picture above, it looks like the Company Portal (offline) version pushed by the Microsoft Store will be managed by Intune, right? So no automatic updates when we do believe the Microsoft Documentation?

So let’s take off our jackets and take a look at what in my opinion, are the most important things we need to beware of about the Offline, Online Apps, and the Real Offline Company Portal.

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The Microsoft Store:

Real Offline Apps: These apps DON’T require the Microsoft Store to install the app.

The Company Portal Online and Offline App: These apps DO require the Microsoft Store to install the app.

The Company Portal Offline App doesn’t require a connection to the Microsoft Store “Services”

The Company Portal Offline App doesn’t require an Azure Ad Account to get installed

Updating the Company Portal App:

But I am not done yet, as I need to point out another important “thingy” we need to beware of. As I showed you earlier Microsoft told us that Offline apps will be managed by Intune so does this also count for the Company Portal Offline version?

Real Offline Company Portal: When first deployed the Company Portal App, will be managed by Intune and installed by the Intune Management Extension. When the Microsoft Store is NOT available the app WILL NOT automatically be updated.

If the Microsoft Store is *AVAILABLE, of course, it will be updated!!.

*Please Note: Enabling“Turn off the Store application”policy will disable app updates from the Microsoft Store.

I first tested it with the Online version of the Company Portal. I enrolled a new VM, waited some time, and opened the Microsoft Store… it just got automatically updated!

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The second test I did was with the Offline version of the Company Portal we got from the Microsoft Store for Business connection! As shown below… it also updated

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Please note: You don’t have to be afraid that this new up-to-date version will be removed by Intune when the old version wants to install itself.

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Account vs Device:

And for me, this is the most important item we need to beware of: User/Account vs Device!

Company Portal “Online”: This one Is always installed during the Account phase of the ESP (If marked as required) and doesn’t support device context assignment so this version of the Company Portal must be targetted at a USER GROUP.

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Please Note: Even when the Online version is assigned to devices, it doesn’t get installed in the Device phase!

Company Portal “Offline”: This one is installed during the Device Phase of the ESP (If marked as required) when the device context was configured. As shown below, the Offline app does support device context assignment!

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When using the Company Portal “Offline” version, please, pretty please with sugar on top, don’t forget to assign it to a device group and device license like I am showing below… DO NOT FORGET THIS LICENSE PART! 🙂

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Primary User and the Company Portal

Installing Offline Apps or Online apps from the Company Portal App when that user is NOT the primary user of the device. Did you ever try that? If so, I guess this error sounds familiar.

“This device is already assigned to someone in your organization. Contact company support about becoming the primary device user. You can continue to use Company Portal but functionality will be limited.”

So the only thing we could do is remove the “Primary User” for the device to get the device shared

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As shown below, when removing the primary user of the device, the device will become shared

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And when it’s shared, everyone can install Apps from the Company Portal!

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Offline app and the Microsoft Store

I received a nice reply on this blog, which is, of course, worth mentioning as an important item even when I am shortly mentioning it in the first important item.

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I also received a Twitter reply about it so… here we go. Do you know what happens with the Company App deployment when the Microsoft Store is removed?

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When the Microsoft Store for Business is removed, Microsoft will provide us with

Important Items Summary:

Let’s sum up all of the important items!

When you want to make sure the Company Portal App is installed before the user logs in and you are using Autopilot for pre-provisioning deployments, please use the Company Portal “Offline” Version and use the Device License.

When you want to make sure the Company Portal App is installed after the user logs in, you will need to use the Company Portal “Online” version. After your user logs in it will sign in to the Microsoft Store with SSO and the Company app will be installed in the User context

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If you are blocking the Microsoft Store like I am showing in this blog below, the Real Offline version is the one you will need.

Me and Earl and the Microsoft Store Apps

Now we know the difference between how the types of Apps are managed and updated, let’s take a look at which logs we need to take a look at when something failed.

Let’s start with the installation folder… an easy one, as it is always a Windows (Microsoft Store) App it will be installed in the WindowsApps folder inside the Program Files folder:

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Online Apps:

When you want to start troubleshooting the installation of Online apps, the first thing you will need to do is to start collecting the store logs. You can do this by entering the “wscollect.exe” command (Windows Store Collect)

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This will produce a nice .CAB file on your desktop. Open the ReportingEvents.log and take a look at what happens when you install the Online version of the company App Portal.

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Real Offline Apps:

But you will notice that with the Offline version, there will be no installation entry inside the ReportingEvents.log. As mentioned earlier the installation of Offline Apps is handled by Intune, so you might think we need to open the IntuneManagementExtension event log.

The IntuneManagementextension event log will log all Apps which are installed by the Intune Management Extension.

I decided to remove this part from this blog because while writing it, it became too large for this blog itself…

ESP: Cultural Learnings of Online Microsoft Store Apps for Make Benefit Glorious Nation of Autopilot

To finish this blog, I still have a small piece of advice. When deploying the Offline version of the Company Portal app with Windows 10/11 please make sure you didn’t configure the download modus in Delivery optimization to Bypass mode. Configuring bypass mode could cause the installation of the Company App to fail

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Please note: I have got multiple conclusions… so there are some below the GIF 🙂

So what would be the best choice? The Company Portal Offline, the Company Portal Online version, or the Real Offline Company Portal? I guess it all depends on your wishes.

When you really want to make sure the Company Portal App is installed during Autopilot white-glove esp, you will need to choose the Company Portal Offline version (Beware of the device license I showed you earlier!).

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It really doesn’t matter which version of the Company Portal app you are using, as long as the Microsoft Store isn’t blocked it will be updated!

So which version do I prefer?

For me? When it’s not a shared device, I would still go for the online version of the Company Portal app and assign it to my users. Why you might ask? 2 reasons I guess.

*I am noticing a lot of Autopilot for Pre-Provisioning deployments are failing because of the offline version of the Company Portal app assigned to users.

*We are not requiring the company portal during the ESP and we are skipping the User Status page most of the time…Within a few minutes after the user logs in it pops up and for me that works pretty fine.

For the people who are afraid of the Microsoft Store and people installing a lot of stuff on their own, when you locked down the Microsoft Store properly, you have nothing to worry about!

P.S. I am aware that there is also a PowerShell script to install the company App portal… but in my opinion, I want to use the Apps section, so I have one pane of what apps are deployed.

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FAQs

What is Company Portal online? ›

Company Portal is the app that lets you, as an employee of your company, securely access those resources. Before you can use this app, make sure your IT admin has set up your work account. Your company must also have a subscription to Microsoft Intune.

What is the difference between Intune and Company Portal? ›

Microsoft Intune helps organizations manage access to their internal apps, data, and resources. Intune Company Portal is the app that lets you, as an employee or student in your organization, securely access those resources. The app is available for desktop (Windows and macOS) and mobile (Android and iOS) devices.

How do I get a Company Portal offline? ›

Download the offline Company Portal app
  1. Search for and then select the Company Portal app.
  2. Set the License type to Offline. ...
  3. Select Get the app to acquire and add the offline Company Portal app to your inventory.
Dec 13, 2022

What is an enrolled device? ›

Device enrollment enables you to access your work or school's internal resources (such as apps, Wi-Fi, and email) from your mobile device. During device enrollment: Your device enrolls in Microsoft Intune, a mobile device management provider, and registers with your organization.

What is the difference between Company Portal online and offline? ›

The Company Portal app will be installed in device context when assigned to the Autopilot group and will be installed on the device before the user logs in. Offline apps are updated using Intune, whereas online apps are updated by the store. Use offline apps when you need to install and maintain a specific app version.

How do I remove a device from my Company Portal? ›

Remove device in Company Portal app
  1. Sign in to Company Portal.
  2. Select Devices and then select the device you want to remove.
  3. Select the menu > Remove Device.
  4. Select OK to finish removing your device.
Jan 26, 2021

Is Intune license per user or device? ›

Device-only licenses

Microsoft Intune offers a device-only subscription service that helps organizations manage devices that aren't affiliated with specific users. You can purchase device licenses based on your estimated usage.

What happens when you register a device? ›

Register your personal device (typically a phone or tablet) on your organization's network. After your device is registered, it will be able to access your organization's restricted resources.

What are the disadvantages of using Microsoft Intune? ›

  • Intune CONS :
  • * Narrow focus on mobile devices; not a full systems-management platform.
  • * Doesn't support server-side applications.
  • * Not intended for large applications.
  • * Doesn't have the feature-set to handle complex package deployments.

Can Company Portal track my browsing history? ›

If you use your mobile network to look up websites at work, your employer cannot track that activity. However, if you use the company network to connect to the internet on your cell phone, they can see all the activity on the network.

What happens if I uninstall Company Portal? ›

Remove the Company Portal app as a device administrator

If you uninstall it, you might lose access to protected company resources such as email, apps, Wi-Fi, or VPN, until the app is reinstalled. For more information about installing, updating, or removing required apps, see Add apps to Microsoft Intune.

Will Company Portal erase all data? ›

Your personal data and settings aren't removed. Your company support can see the software installed on the device, including software you have personally installed. Set requirements on your device, like requiring you to have a device password or PIN to help protect company data.

How do I add a device to my company portal? ›

Go to the Company Portal website to find your organization's contact information.
  1. Your device begins enrolling. ...
  2. On the Company Access Setup screen, check that your device is enrolled. ...
  3. Your organization might require you to update your device settings. ...
  4. When setup is complete, tap DONE.
Nov 1, 2022

How many devices can a user enroll in Intune? ›

Intune device limit restrictions set the maximum number of devices that a user can enroll (maximum setting is 15). To set a device limit restriction, sign in to Microsoft Endpoint Manager admin center. Then go to Devices > Enrollment restrictions.

What do you mean by e device? ›

Electronic device means a device that is used for audio, video, or text communication or any other type of computer or computer-like instrument including: a smart phone, a smart or electronic watch, a tablet, or a virtual reality device.

Is a portal different from an app? ›

Both Mobile Apps and Interactive Web Portals can provide a broad range of functionality. The biggest difference is perhaps that the Web Portal requires an internet connection to access while the Mobile App is physically on the device being used.

What is the Intune company portal app? ›

Microsoft Intune helps organizations manage access to corporate apps, data, and resources. Company Portal is the app that lets you, as an employee of your company, securely access those resources. Before you can use this app, make sure your IT admin has set up your work account.

How do I publish an app to my Company Portal? ›

Step 2: Publish your application to the Intune Company Portal
  1. From the Stores home page, select the Intune Store created above.
  2. Click on Publish to Store.
  3. Upload the app package.
  4. Once the package has been uploaded, you should see some details of the application.
Aug 31, 2022

Can my company wipe my phone Intune? ›

IT admins can perform a remote wipe of an Android device through the organization's MDM provider. For most MDM providers, the process is relatively easy to carry out. Using Microsoft Intune as this example, admins can remotely wipe an Android device by following these steps: 1.

How do I Unenroll my device from Company Portal iPhone? ›

Sign in to the Company Portal app and select Devices. Select the device you want to remove. If you only have one device, you won't need to select a device so skip to step 3. Next to RENAME, select the ellipses menu > Remove Device > Remove.

How do I get rid of this device is managed by your organization on iPhone? ›

If you do see it, follow the below steps:
  1. Open up Safari on iPhone #2.
  2. Once enrolled into MDM, on the iPhone #2 go to Settings > General > Device Management > MDM Profile and click Remove Management.
Jul 2, 2020

What is the difference between per device and per user licensing? ›

The distinction between these: Per User TSCALs require the use of one license for every user who will connect into a Terminal Server farm. Per Device TSCALs are linked to the specific devices-laptops, desktops, thin clients, and so on-that are used to connect into the TS environment.

How does Intune know if a device is personal or corporate? ›

Intune only reads one IMEI number per enrolled device. If you import an IMEI number but it is not the IMEI inventoried by Intune, the device is classified as a personal device instead of a corporate-owned device.

How does Intune determine primary user? ›

Who is assigned as the primary user? Intune automatically adds primary user to devices during or soon after enrollment. The enrollment method determines when the primary user is added to a device.

What does it mean to activate your device? ›

It is the process that links a specific cell phone to a specific customer account and phone number.

What happens if you install the company portal app and enroll your Windows device in Intune? ›

By enrolling your device in Intune, you get secure access to work or school apps on your mobile device, and access to apps in Intune Company Portal.

What does it mean if a device is not registered? ›

If you see the 'not registered on network' error on your device, it means your SIM card can't connect to your carrier's network. You will likely not be able to make or receive calls or text messages.

Can Intune monitor browsing history? ›

Intune doesn't collect nor allow an Admin to see the following data: An end users' calling or web browsing history. Personal email. Text messages.

Why would a company choose to use Microsoft Intune? ›

Intune simplifies app management with a built-in app experience, including app deployment, updates, and removal. You can connect to and distribute apps from your private app stores, enable Microsoft 365 apps, deploy Win32 apps, create app protection policies, and manage access to apps and their data.

What is the difference between MDM and Intune? ›

The main difference of MDM for Office 365 vs Intune is that Intune is not limited to Office 365-related scenarios. For most organizations, the management boundaries must expand to include all apps and data that can be exposed via AAD and all apps on the devices that can use modern authentication.

How can I tell if my employer is monitoring my phone? ›

You can go to Settings, General, Profiles and Device Management to see how they are monitoring the phone. For Android phones, Google allows organizations to "manage, secure, and monitor," activity, even if they're not on company-issued devices.

Can work profile see my personal phone history? ›

If your device has a work profile, your organization can view and manage your work apps and data. Your personal apps, data, and usage details aren't visible or accessible to your organization.

Can company portal see apps? ›

Things your organization can always see

On corporate-owned devices, your organization can see all apps installed on the device. On corporate-owned devices with a work profile, which is limited to Android devices, your organization can only see the apps installed in your work profile.

Do companies know when you uninstall the app? ›

If the app users decide to boycott, uninstall due to a recent change ect)? No. However, you can gauge your active user base by releasing an update and seeing how many people download it.

How do I remove a device from Company Portal without login? ›

1. Go to the location: Settings->Privacy Protection->Special Permission->Device Admin Apps, Turn off it in device Admin. 2. After that, uninstall company portal.

What happens when you delete device from Intune? ›

If you want to remove devices from the Intune portal, you can delete them from the specific device pane. The next time the device checks in, any company data on it will be removed as Intune also retires a device when deleting it from the admin center.

Can Microsoft Intune track location? ›

When you use the Locate device action for an Android Enterprise dedicated device that is off-line and unable to respond with its current location, Intune attempts to display its last known location. This capability uses data submitted by the device when it checks in with Intune.

How do I add a user to my device? ›

Add or update users
  1. Open your device's Settings app.
  2. Tap System. Multiple users. If you can't find this setting, try searching your Settings app for users .
  3. Tap Add user. OK. If you don't find "Add user," tap Add user or profile User. OK. ...
  4. Enter a name for the new user.

How do I activate a device in my office account? ›

Go to Settings > Accounts > Access Work or School.
...
Enable the device in Azure Active Directory (Azure AD)
  1. Sign in to the Azure portal.
  2. Select Azure Active Directory > Devices.
  3. Check the disabled devices list in Devices, by searching on the user name or device name.
  4. Select the device, and then select Enable.

How often do Devices check into Intune? ›

By default, Intune devices check in every 8 hours. If Last check in is more than 24 hours, there may be an issue with the device. A device that can't check in can't receive your policies from Intune.

Can I add two accounts in Intune Company Portal? ›

Intune only supports deploying app protection policies to only one user account per device. Microsoft details this in their support document What to expect when your iOS app is managed by app protection policies. Read the following example scenario to learn how Intune handles multiple user accounts.

What are the three types of electronic devices? ›

Types of electronic devices
  • There are several ways of classifying them. Let's look at these devices and how we can categorise them:
  • Input devices. These are things like touch screens, keyboards, mice, etc.
  • Information processing devices. ...
  • Output devices. ...
  • Independent. ...
  • Integrated.
Jan 11, 2021

Is a cell phone considered an electronic device? ›

Electronic Devices (Including Cell/Mobile Phones)

Which are examples of electronic devices? ›

Examples of such devices include, but are not limited to: pagers, laptops, cellular telephones, radios, compact disc and cassette players/recorders, portable digital assistant, audio devices, watches with input capability, and reminder recorders.

What does Intune company portal do? ›

Intune Company Portal helps and allows you, as an employee or student in your organization, to securely access those resources and install, uninstall apps, and view, edit, add and remove your enrolled devices. You can refer to HTMD's free Intune training resources to get more details on Intune solutions from Microsoft.

How do I activate my Company Portal? ›

Intune - Install Company Portal - Android
  1. Open the Play Store to install the Company Portal app.
  2. Install the Company Portal app. Search for Intune Company Portal and click Install.
  3. Open the Company Portal app.
  4. Complete the sign-in process. Click SIGN IN. Enter your email address and then click Next.

How do I register a Company Portal? ›

Go to the Company Portal website to find your organization's contact information.
  1. Your device begins enrolling. ...
  2. On the Company Access Setup screen, check that your device is enrolled. ...
  3. Your organization might require you to update your device settings. ...
  4. When setup is complete, tap DONE.
Nov 1, 2022

What can my employer see on my Iphone Intune? ›

Corporate-owned device: Your organization can view details about all apps on the device. Personal-owned device: Your organization can't see any data, such as texts, emails, and pictures, in your personal apps.

What is Company Portal offline? ›

Company Portal “Offline”: This one is installed during the Device Phase of the ESP (If marked as required) when the device context was configured. As shown below, the Offline app does support device context assignment!

How do I access my Company Portal in browser? ›

Enable browser access
  1. In the Company Portal app, go to the right-hand corner and select the menu.
  2. Select Settings.
  3. Next to Enable Browser Access, select Enable.
  4. On the Device Administrator screen, select ACTIVATE.

Can I run a company without registration? ›

Basically, if you're doing any business are required to register such business either as a Company or a Firm or an LLP (Limited Liability Partnership). Instead of going for company registration, you could register the business as a Sole proprietorship.

How do I give access to my Company Portal app? ›

To manage app permissions, go to the Settings app > Apps > Company Portal > Permissions > Phone.

Can you have 2 accounts on Portal? ›

Add other accounts

You can add up to four accounts. To add accounts, go to Settings > Accounts > Add an Account. Then, just follow the onscreen directions. Once the accounts are set up, your friends will be able to access their contacts and make calls on your Portal.

Can I use Outlook without Company Portal? ›

You don't need Intune Portal or Outlook if you follow the steps in my post. The only precondtion being that you have access to your web outlook mails through a browser. For now, this is what is working for me.

What is meant by Portal account? ›

Portal Account means the account for you to access and use the Rewards Portal. All references to “you” and “your” in these Terms refer to the entity identified in the Program registration form).

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