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# Microsoft Intune

> Microsoft Intune managed-device inventory sync into Flow assets.

export const flowWebUrl = "https://app.letsflow.ai";

Flow uses this integration to run Microsoft Intune actions from automations with the team connection selected during setup. Admins choose which actions that team can use, and automation runs call only those allowed actions through the connection.

<Tabs>
  <Tab title="Provider OAuth">
    ### Prepare in Microsoft Intune

    Prepare any Microsoft Intune access, credential, app approval, or admin permission required for the actions this team will use.

    ### Connect in Flow

    <Steps>
      <Step title="Find the Microsoft Intune integration">
        1. Open **Integrations**.
        2. Choose **Add connection**.
        3. In **Add connection**, search for **Microsoft Intune**.
        4. Select the **Microsoft Intune** card.

        <a className="flow-app-link" href={flowWebUrl}>
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      </Step>

      <Step title="Connect">
        1. Pick the team that will use the connection.
        2. Select the Microsoft Intune actions that team's automations need.
        3. Complete the provider authorization or credential step.
      </Step>
    </Steps>
  </Tab>
</Tabs>

## Permissions and scopes

This integration does not define provider scopes.

## Supported actions

| Action | Description | <Tooltip tip="Risk estimates the impact of the action. Low reads provider data, medium changes existing records, and high can grant access, remove data, disable resources, or make broad changes.">Risk</Tooltip> |
| - | - | - |
| Get managed device | Reads a Microsoft Intune managed device. Use it to fetch current provider state without modifying data. | <Badge color="green" size="sm" shape="pill">low</Badge> |
| List detected apps | Reads apps detected by Microsoft Intune. Use it to fetch current provider state without modifying data. | <Badge color="green" size="sm" shape="pill">low</Badge> |
| List managed devices | Reads Microsoft Intune managed devices. Use it to fetch current provider state without modifying data. | <Badge color="green" size="sm" shape="pill">low</Badge> |
| Remote lock device | Updates or triggers a Microsoft Intune managed device using automation-provided input. Use it after the automation has selected the target record or command. | <Badge color="yellow" size="sm" shape="pill">medium</Badge> |
| Reset device passcode | Updates or triggers the passcode for a Microsoft Intune managed device using automation-provided input. Use it after the automation has selected the target record or command. | <Badge color="yellow" size="sm" shape="pill">medium</Badge> |
| Retire device | Updates or triggers a Microsoft Intune managed device using automation-provided input. Use it after the automation has selected the target record or command. | <Badge color="red" size="sm" shape="pill">high</Badge> |
| Sync device | Updates or triggers a Microsoft Intune managed device using automation-provided input. Use it after the automation has selected the target record or command. | <Badge color="green" size="sm" shape="pill">low</Badge> |
| Wipe device | Updates or triggers a Microsoft Intune managed device using automation-provided input. Use it after the automation has selected the target record or command. | <Badge color="red" size="sm" shape="pill">high</Badge> |


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