IntuneBrewGetting started
Sign in to the IntuneBrew portal with your Microsoft account and find your way around.
The IntuneBrew web portal works with your existing Microsoft Entra account. There is nothing to install and no app registration to create.
Before you start
- A work account in the Microsoft Entra tenant that runs your Intune.
- An Intune role that can manage apps, such as Application Manager or Intune Administrator. See Permissions.
- Pop-ups allowed for
www.intunebrew.com. Microsoft sign-in opens in a pop-up window.
1. Sign in
Go to intunebrew.com and select Sign in with Microsoft, or open Get started.
Microsoft asks you to approve IntuneBrew's access. At sign-in that is your basic profile plus two permissions:
DeviceManagementApps.ReadWrite.All, to read and publish your Intune appsGroup.Read.All, to show group names for assignments
Some features ask for one more read-only permission when you first open them. If your organization doesn't let users approve apps, an administrator needs to approve IntuneBrew once. See Permissions.
2. Check your connection
After signing in you land in the portal. Open Account in the sidebar: it should say Connected to Microsoft Intune.
If it says Signed in, but Intune app access is unavailable, your account is missing an Intune role that can manage apps. Ask your Intune administrator for one, then reload the page.
3. Find your way around
The sidebar is grouped into three areas:
| Area | Pages |
|---|---|
| Fleet | Dashboard, Updates, Vulnerabilities, Deploy apps, Update rings, Reports |
| Alerts | Notifications, Integrations |
| Account | Account, Team, Settings |
Your role in IntuneBrew
The first person from your organization to sign in becomes the owner of your IntuneBrew team. Colleagues who sign in later join as viewers until an owner promotes them or invites them as administrators. Viewers see everything but can't publish. See Team access and roles.