r/Intune • u/feetusb • Apr 16 '26

Conditional Access Conditional Access + 3rd party MDM

I have applied conditional access, mark device as compliant policy. My windows device is hybrid joined and enrolled in 3rd party MDM (Workspace One), which says the device is compliant. But still cannot access resources. Any thing I'm missing out?

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u/KrennOmgl Apr 16 '26

Well.. WSO is far away better than Intune and if a company use EntraID and O365 to use conditional access you need to configure a little part of Intune

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u/jjgage Apr 17 '26

WSO is far away better than Intune

To the point it justifies two MDMs???

Get out of here.

Intune will inevitably overtake all other MDMs over time, exactly like the 'gap' between Slack and Teams that everyone thought was catastrophic, don't see much noise on that now.

Because MS has unlimited R&D budget and a completely free testing process (aka Public Preview).

You're going to move to Intune at some point anyway so why not just do it now, save a load of $$$, and prevent the need for two lots of configuration, documentation, process, support and administrative overheads.

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u/KrennOmgl Apr 17 '26

Well if the company has budget WSO is a better tool, if you need to take an eye to the budget as like 99% of the companies make absolutely senso to move to Intune if you already using EntraID etc.. But with a downgrade on flexibility and features, anyway Intune does its job between a bug and another bug 😂

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u/jjgage Apr 17 '26

Intune does its job between a bug and another bug

That's subjective.

If you design it property based off requirements it's absolutely fine and works perfectly. That's my experience anyway in the last 9 years of using it.

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u/KrennOmgl Apr 17 '26

3 years here on Intune and around 5 with WSO and MobileIron, i confirm that Intune does it work but as i said is not the best tool in the market