This management tool is the Web API created in previous steps. Windows Store for Business must add a management tool for SCCM integration. Check the box Show offline licensed apps to people.In order to install offline applications, we must allow Windows Store for Business to do it For more details on roles and permissions for Windows Store for Business, please read this TechNet post.You must be a Global Administrator to assign roles and permissions.They are NOT related to SCCM roles and permissions. Windows Store for Business is now enabledĬonfigure Windows Store for Business Permissionsįirst, it’s a good idea to have a look at the roles and permissions for the Windows Store for Business.Accept agreement by checking the box and click Accept.Sign-in with a Global Administrator account.Do NOT close this window as we’ll need these information later to integrate in SCCM.Under Keys, select the duration and then click Save.Highlight the application created and select Configure.Specify the Sign-on URL and APP ID URL by following this format.Type an application name like Microsoft ConfigMgr and select Web application and/or Web API.Select Add an application my organization is developing.Select Applications and click Add at the bottom.

In order to integrate Windows Store for Business, a Web API must be created in Azure AD for SCCM. Azure Active Directory required configurations You can read more information on this TechNet post. All those URLs must be allowed to acquire, install or update apps.Supported browser to access Windows Store for Business website.SCCM Current Branch 1606 (Follow our upgrade guide).Azure AD with an account Global Administrator.

SCCM Windows Store for Business integration Pre-Requisites This post assume Azure AD is already configured This post will detail how to integrate the Windows Store for Business with SCCM 1606 and how to deploy a Business App to a Windows 10 computer.

For hierarchy with a central administration site and at least one primary site, deployment of offline Windows Store for Business apps to devices managed by Intune.

Paid apps can’t be managed with the integration for now.

Review licensing information in the SCCM console.

Same distribution and deployment methods as standard applications.

Easy creation of apps from the Windows Store for Business using the Application model.

Apps that are synchronized appear in SCCM Console.

This new feature offers the possibility for an enterprise to distribute and manage apps for Windows 10 devices while using similar methods for standard 32-bits applications. Windows Store for Business integration with SCCM is a new feature of SCCM 1606 and it’s a great addition. At that time, the solution was useful but not fully operational from an administration perspective. A few month ago, Microsoft released Windows Store for Business to help IT administrators to buy, manage and distribute Windows Store Apps on Windows 10 devices.

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