Most managed Intune shops are Windows first. The moment a firm has Macs, iPhones or iPads, the answer gets vague. Apple is where we are genuinely strong, end to end, and wired properly into the same Intune console as everything else. If your business runs on Apple, or a mix, this is for you.
Apple Business Manager, set up and run
We enrol and verify your organisation in ABM, connect it to Intune with the right tokens, and set up Automated Device Enrolment so a new Mac or iPhone enrols itself, supervised, on first power on. We link your reseller or Apple purchasing so devices land in ABM automatically, and we set up VPP so you push paid and free App Store apps without Apple IDs or gift cards. We also mind the yearly token renewals that quietly break enrolment if missed.
Macs under Intune, not bolted on
FileVault enforced with the recovery key escrowed where you can get it. Platform SSO so people sign in to the Mac with their Entra ID. Compliance policies and Conditional Access that treat a Mac exactly like a Windows laptop, so an out of compliance Mac is blocked the same way. Defender for Business on macOS, reporting. Settings and security baselines through the Settings Catalog, one naming scheme across platforms.
iPhones and iPads
Supervised through Automated Device Enrolment for full control on company devices, or managed apps only on personal phones so company email lives inside a container and nothing else is touched. App Store apps pushed silently through VPP. Lost device wiped or located in minutes.
One console, same policies
The whole point. Apple does not get its own silo and its own rules. The same compliance, the same Conditional Access, the same reporting cover Windows and Apple together, so you have one place to look and one standard applied everywhere. That is the integration most firms miss, and it is the bit we do well.
If your estate is Apple or mixed, that is squarely what we do. Tell us what you have and we will tell you how to bring it under one roof.