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# Microsoft Intune

The Microsoft Intune integration lets Boza deploy — and remove — the Boza browser extension across your **Windows** devices managed by Intune. Boza creates a device-management script in Intune that installs and pins the extension on Chrome, Edge, and Firefox for the device groups you choose.

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This page covers authorizing the Intune connection. For the complete walkthrough — group targeting, verification, and troubleshooting — follow the [Microsoft Intune deployment guide](/docs/browser-extension/deployment/microsoft-intune.md).
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## What the Integration Does

* **Deploys the browser extension** to selected Entra ID / Intune groups by creating and assigning an Intune device-management script.
* **Installs and pins** the extension on Chrome, Edge, and Firefox, configured for automatic login.
* **Removes the extension** from selected groups when you no longer want it deployed.

## Setup

Intune is authorized from within the extension deployment wizard:

1. In the Boza admin panel, go to **Settings > Browser Extension** and start a deployment.
2. Choose **Microsoft Intune** as the deployment method.
3. Click **Grant Access** and sign in with a **Microsoft Intune administrator** account.
4. **Consent** to the requested device-configuration permission. Boza detects when authorization is complete.
5. **Select the device groups** to deploy to and start the deployment.

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Deployment is handled by Intune and can take up to 24 hours to reach all devices.
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## Prerequisites

* A Microsoft Intune administrator who can consent to device-configuration management.
* Target devices must be **Entra ID joined / enrolled** in Intune so the extension can resolve each user's email.
* Windows devices.

## Next Step

Continue with the full [Microsoft Intune deployment guide](/docs/browser-extension/deployment/microsoft-intune.md) for group targeting and verification.

## Need Help?

If you have questions or run into issues, contact us at **<support@getboza.io>**.


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