All Apps

Manage applications deployed through Microsoft Intune. Add apps to your tenant, configure deployment settings, and track installation status across devices.

App Inventory

156 Total Apps
89 Assigned
45 Required
22 Available

App List

Column	Description
App Name	Display name of the application
Type	Windows MSI, Win32, Store, iOS, Android
Publisher	App vendor or developer
Platform	Windows, macOS, iOS, Android
Version	Current app version
Assigned	Number of groups assigned
Installed	Count of successful installations

App Types

Microsoft Store Apps

Apps from the Microsoft Store for Business. Licensed through the store and deployed silently to devices.

License types: Online License, Offline License

Win32 Apps (.intunewin)

Traditional Windows applications packaged with the Intune Content Prep Tool. Supports complex installation requirements, detection rules, and dependencies.

Supports: Install/uninstall commands, detection rules, requirements, dependencies, supersedence

Windows MSI Line-of-Business

Simple MSI installer packages. Good for basic app deployment without complex requirements.

Microsoft 365 Apps

Office suite deployment. Configure apps to include, update channel, architecture, and language packs.

Web Links

Shortcuts to web applications. Appear in Start menu or home screen linking to web URLs.

iOS/iPadOS Apps

App Store apps (VPP licensed), line-of-business apps (.ipa), and web clips for iOS devices.

Android Apps

Managed Google Play apps for Android Enterprise. Includes store apps, private apps, and web apps.

macOS Apps

DMG, PKG, and Mac App Store apps. Line-of-business apps and Office for Mac deployment.

Assignment Types

Required

App is automatically installed on target devices. User cannot uninstall (unless allowed). Reinstalls if removed.

Available

App appears in Company Portal. User chooses whether to install. Good for optional productivity tools.

Uninstall

App is removed from target devices. Use to clean up deprecated or unwanted software.

Win32 App Configuration

Install Command

Command line to install the app silently. Example: setup.exe /S /v"/qn"

Uninstall Command

Command line to remove the app. Example: msiexec /x {ProductCode} /qn

Detection Rules

How Intune determines if app is installed:

MSI product code
File exists (path + version)
Registry key exists/value matches
Custom script (PowerShell)

Requirements

Device must meet requirements to receive app:

OS architecture (32/64-bit)
Minimum OS version
Disk space required
Custom requirement script

Dependencies

Other apps that must be installed first. Intune installs dependencies automatically before the main app.

Installation Status

Installed — App successfully installed
Pending — Waiting for installation
Failed — Installation failed
Not Applicable — Device does not meet requirements

API Reference

GET /api/devices/apps — List all apps in Intune
GET /api/devices/apps/:id — Get app details
GET /api/devices/apps/:id/status — Get installation status across devices
POST /api/devices/apps/:id/assign — Assign app to groups
POST /api/devices/:deviceId/apps/:appId/install — Trigger app install on device