Your organization will require you to have some apps and will make other apps optional. To find out which apps are required versus optional, go to Installed apps and look under the column Required by your organization. Optional apps: These apps are selected by your organization and are appropriate and useful for work or school.
They're made available to you but it's up to you whether you want to install them. These are the only kind of apps you'll find in the Company Portal to install. Required apps: These apps are necessary for work and school and are deployed directly to your device. These apps are automatically installed for you without intervention.
Apps are also made available to you based on your device type. For example, if you're using the Company Portal app for Windows, you'll have access to Windows apps, but not iOS apps. If there's an app you need, but don't see in Company Portal, request it. If you need to sideload the app and you assigned the Windows 8. If you need to sideload the app and you signed and assigned the Windows 8. Our recommended migration path is to delete the existing assignment for the Windows 8. After you select this setting, you can assign the Windows 10 Company Portal app normally.
Otherwise, the Windows 10 Company Portal app must be appropriately updated and signed to ensure that the upgrade path is respected.
If you sign and assign the Windows 10 Company Portal app in this way, you will need to repeat this process for each new app update when it is available in the store. The app is not automatically updated when the store is updated.
When the script has finished running, it outputs the signed version of the Windows 10 Company Portal app. You can then assign the signed version of the app as a line-of-business LOB app via Intune, which upgrades the currently assigned versions to this new app. Skip to main content.
Note: If you would like to start using Microsoft Intune to manage apps purchased from the Windows Store for Business, read the article for the list of prerequisites needed to set up the connection between the accounts.
Deploy directly via Intune. Note: This option will require deploying manual updates each time an app update is released. Create a Dependencies subfolder in this location as well. If the dependencies are not placed in this format, Intune will not be able to recognize and upload them during the package upload, causing the upload to fail with the following error. If your users have already installed the Windows 8. If the update does not happen, ask your users to check that they have enabled auto-updates for Store apps on their devices.
Our recommended migration path is to delete the deployment for the Windows 8. Once this is done, the Windows 10 Company Portal app can be deployed using any of the options we described earlier in this post.
If you need to sideload the app and deployed the Windows 8. If you need to sideload the app and you signed and deployed the Windows 8. Our recommended migration path is to delete the existing deployment for the Windows Phone 8.
Otherwise, the Windows 10 Company Portal app needs to be appropriately updated and signed to ensure that the upgrade path is respected. If the Windows 10 Company Portal app is signed and deployed in this way, you will need to repeat this process for each new app update when it is available in the store. The app will not automatically update when the store is updated. Hopefully this post is helpful in describing all the different ways you can deploy Windows 10 Company Portal app.
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