Hi Ruwan,

Thanks for posting on SOTI Pulse, thanks Simon for responding to the post.

As mentioned by Simon, yes, if you are managing your devices with Mobicontrol, you might need to tell O365, which devices are compliant, and which are not.

Based on this property, you can restrict/grant access to different features of O365 apps with conditional access.

O365 needs to know the compliance status, so the device status must be synced from SOTI to Intune.

Regarding the Intune license, Yes, the Intune license is free for customers who purchase O365 E3, E5, F1, and F3 licenses.

However, what if customers do not have any of the above licenses, then there is no possibility to restrict access to o365 login from devices

If you have any further issues or queries, please feel free to ask. We are here to assist you.

Kind regards,

Technical Support | SOTI Inc. |1.905.624.9828 | support@soti.net | www.soti.net |

Hi Ruwan.

If you are already managing your devices with MS Intune, you do not need SOTI MobiControl. That's correct.

But the other way round:

If you are managing your devices with MobiControl, you might need to tell O365, which devices are compliant and which are not. Based on this property, you can restrict/grant access to different features of O365 apps with conditional access.

O365 needs to know the compliance status, so the device status must be synced from SOTI to Intune.