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# Microsoft Intune Configuration

### Overview

This guide explains how to configure and manage the MangoApps mobile application on Android and iOS devices using **Microsoft Intune**. It is designed for IT administrators responsible for deploying and managing MangoApps within their organization. 

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This document covers configuration steps for both Mobile Device Management (MDM) and Mobile Application Management (MAM), ensuring secure access and data protection for corporate users.

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### **Prerequisite Roles**

Before beginning, ensure that the correct roles and licenses are in place:

* **Notify MangoApps:** Contact your MangoApps Technical Account Manager before starting configuration.
* **Microsoft Intune Administrator:** The user performing setup from the Azure portal.
* **Licensing Requirements:**
  * **SMBs:** Microsoft 365 Business Premium.
  * **Enterprises:** Microsoft 365 E3/E5, or EMS E3/E5 with M365 plans.
  * **Only MDM Needed:** Microsoft Intune standalone license.

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### **A. Configure MangoApps for Android in Intune**

This section details how to create and assign the MangoApps Android app in Microsoft Intune.

#### **Steps:**

1. Log in to the [Intune Portal](https://intune.microsoft.com/) with administrator credentials.
2. Create a new app and navigate to **Apps → Android store app** or **Managed Google Play Store → Select** from the right hand pop-up menu.

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3. Add the following details:

* **Name:** MangoApps
* **Description:** MangoApps
* **Publisher:** MangoApps
* **App Store URL:** <https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.ms.engage>
* **Show this featured app in Company Portal:** Yes

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4. **Assignments:** Add the user group(s) that should have access to this app.

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5. **Review + Create:** Confirm details and create the application.

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### **B. Create a Protection Policy for Android**

To safeguard data within MangoApps, configure an App Protection Policy in Intune.

#### **Steps:**

1. Navigate to **Android Apps → Protection → Create**.

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2. Under **Basics**, enter:

* **Name:** MangoApps
* **Description:** MangoApps

3. Under **Apps**, set *Target policy to* “Selected apps” → Choose **MangoApps, Work from Anywhere** from Public apps.

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4. **Data Protection:** Configure settings according to your organization’s policies.

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5. **Access Requirements:** Adjust based on security preferences.

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6. **Conditional Launch:** Define conditions for launching the app as per company policy.

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7. **Assignments:** Add the same group(s) used in the Android app setup.

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8. **Review + Save** to finalize the policy.

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### **C. Configure MangoApps for iOS in Intune**

Follow these steps to deploy MangoApps to iOS users using Microsoft Intune.

#### **Steps:**

1. In the Intune portal, go to **Apps → iOS/iPadOS apps → Create**.

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2. Choose **App type → iOS store app → Select**.

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3. In **App Information**, search the App Store for “MangoApps.”

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4. Enable **Show this as featured app in the Company Portal**.

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5. **Assignments:** Add relevant user groups.

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6. **Review + Create** to finalize.

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### **D. Create a Protection Policy for iOS**

App protection policies on iOS ensure that MangoApps data remains secure on mobile devices.

#### **Steps:**

1. Navigate to **iOS Apps → Protection → Create**.

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2. Under **Basics**, fill in:

* **Name:** MangoApps
* **Description:** MangoApps

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3. Under **Apps**, set *Target policy to* “Selected Apps.”

* Select **Public Apps → Search “MangoApps” → Select MangoApps, Work from Anywhere.**

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4. **Data Protection:** Configure settings based on organizational needs.

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5. **Access Requirements:** Define authentication or compliance criteria.

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6. **Conditional Launch:** Set launch conditions aligned with company policies.

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7. **Assignments:** Add the same group(s) used during iOS app creation.

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8. **Review + Create** to complete the policy.

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### **E. Configure MangoApps with Azure SSO**

Single Sign-On (SSO) integration allows users to securely access MangoApps using Azure credentials.

#### **Steps:**

1. Log in to **MangoApps Admin Portal**.
2. Go to **SSO → Connections → SAML tab → Add SSO Connection**.

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3. Choose **Azure** as the identity provider and name the connection.

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4. In the Azure app you created, navigate to **Manage Settings → Configure Manually → Copy the ACS URL (HTTPS)**.

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5. Add the **metadata URL** in the MangoApps admin section under **Metadata** and click **Read from URL**.

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6. Under **Configure Manually**, change **Issuer URL/Entity ID** to match your MangoApps domain (e.g., `https://abc.mangoapps.com`).

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7. Save the configuration.