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I am trying to present a consistent log in for all users and reduce the prep time for our technicians. I have Microsoft 365 licenses for specific users but not for everyone. It seems that since I have this license, it affords me free Entra ID.
I would like to use this to allow new devices to be signed in with their Entra ID to perform the OOBE, however, I do not need Intune.
We use Workspace One as our MDM.
I would like some help to determine the minimum license additions (if any) to allow the user to sign in with their Entra ID, but then have the application "Airwatch for Workspace One" deploy for the MDM portion. At this point, any provisioning, policies and applications would be performed by Workspace One.
Full Transparency of our environment-
We are a Google shop that purchased 365 for specific departments to be able to use the MS Office Suite. Our IDP is Okta and our MDM is Workspace One. Our domain is federated through Okta
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@Teddy Anderson Thank you for reaching out to us, wanted to check if you have got a chance to refer to this blog - https://techzone.omnissa.com/enrolling-windows-devices-using-azure-ad-workspace-one-uem-operational-tutorial which covers your requirement.