A frontline worker–priced edition of Intune Endpoint Privilege Management, letting shift-based and deskless staff run specific IT-approved tasks — like installing apps or updating drivers — without full administrator rights, at a reduced cost compared to the standard add-on.
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An Intune Suite add-on that gives IT admins a securely hosted catalog of prepackaged Microsoft and third-party Win32 apps, ready to discover, deploy, and keep updated directly from the Intune console. Removes the manual work of packaging installers and writing detection rules, and flags apps that need updates or carry known security vulnerabilities.
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A frontline worker–priced edition of Intune Enterprise Application Management, giving IT admins a securely hosted catalog of prepackaged Win32 apps to discover, deploy, and keep updated on shared or shift-based frontline devices — at a reduced cost compared to the standard Intune Suite offering.
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Microsoft's core cloud-based device management platform, providing mobile device and app management — enrollment, configuration policies, compliance rules, app protection, and conditional access integration — across Windows, iOS, Android, and macOS devices. The foundational Intune license that Advanced Analytics, Endpoint Privilege Management, and other Intune Suite add-ons build on top of.
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The device-licensed version of Microsoft Intune Plan 1, providing core mobile device and app management — enrollment, configuration policies, compliance, and app protection — licensed per device rather than per user. Suited to shared or kiosk-style devices where multiple users share the same hardware.
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A storage add-on that expands your organisation's shared application storage pool for Intune, in 1GB increments. Used to store apps for software distribution across managed devices — requires an existing paid Intune Plan 1 subscription.
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An add-on to Intune Plan 1 for advanced endpoint scenarios, including Microsoft Tunnel (a lightweight VPN gateway for unenrolled mobile app access), Cloud PKI certificate management, and specialty/shared device support — such as conference room equipment, large smart screens, and firmware-over-the-air updates. Built for organisations managing more complex or specialised device fleets beyond standard laptops and phones.
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An Intune add-on that lets IT admins securely connect to and remotely assist users on managed devices for troubleshooting — screen sharing and remote control built on Intune's existing device management and security controls, without needing a separate remote-support tool.
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A frontline worker–priced edition of Intune Remote Help, letting IT admins securely connect to and remotely assist end users on managed devices for troubleshooting — extending that capability to shift-based and deskless staff at a reduced cost compared to the standard add-on.
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Microsoft's bundle of advanced device management capabilities on top of Intune Plan 1, including Endpoint Privilege Management, Advanced Analytics, Remote Help, specialty device management, and firmware updates. Gives IT teams a single add-on for proactive, secure endpoint management beyond core Intune — cheaper than buying each capability separately.
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A frontline worker–priced edition of the Intune Suite, bundling Microsoft's advanced device management capabilities — including endpoint privilege management, advanced analytics, remote help, and specialty device management — for shift-based and deskless staff at a reduced cost compared to the standard Intune Suite.
Add pay-as-you-go PSTN calling to Microsoft Teams for users in Zone 1 countries (US & Puerto Rico, Canada, UK). Unlimited incoming calls, with outgoing calls billed per minute — pay only for what you use, no fixed-minute bundle required.
