App Store for Intune documentation

App Store for Intune is a self-service application catalog and deployment portal for Microsoft Intune, deployed entirely inside your own Azure tenant. Use these guides to deploy the Azure resources, register the Entra app, configure admin access, and manage the catalog your users request from.

• Get Started

  Deploy App Store for Intune from the Azure Marketplace and stand up the portal in your tenant.

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• Administration

  Manage the catalog, approval workflows, communications, reports, and operational tasks.

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• User Guide

  End-user reference for browsing the catalog, requesting apps, and tracking installs.

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• API Reference

  Authenticate and automate app uploads, update triggers, and integrations with PowerShell.

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• What's New

  See what changed in each App Store for Intune release, including the latest version.

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• What's Coming

  Preview the roadmap and upcoming features planned for future App Store for Intune releases.

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About App Store for Intune

App Store for Intune is a self-service application catalog and deployment portal for Microsoft Intune. Employees browse a branded catalog, request the apps they need, and the portal routes requests through your approval workflow and deploys via Intune. IT stays in control. Users self-serve. The help-desk queue gets shorter.

Everything runs in your own Azure tenant. The web app, the packaging pipeline, the credentials, and the data all live inside your subscription. There is no vendor cloud holding your Graph API permissions and no third-party service to consent to.

Underneath, every package goes through the same flow: a hash-verified WinGet manifest (or your own custom MSI), wrapped with PSADT v4, converted to .intunewin, uploaded as a Win32 app, and assigned through your existing Autopatch deployment rings.

How the docs are organized

• Get Started deploys the Azure resources, registers the Entra apps, configures admin access, and stands up the portal. Once the Setup Guide is done you have a working catalog.
• Administration covers portal settings, app catalog management, approval workflows, communications, reports, and operational concerns like database maintenance and disaster recovery.
• User Guide is the end-user reference for the employees browsing the catalog and submitting requests.
• API Reference is programmatic access to App Store for CI/CD app uploads, automated update triggers, and integration with external systems. It includes an authentication walkthrough plus PowerShell examples.
• What’s New lists the changes in each release so you can track new features and fixes.
• What’s Coming is the roadmap of features planned for future releases.

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