Configuring

BlackBerry UEM

as an

Intune

compliance partner in

Entra

If you have configured

Entra ID

conditional access for your organization, you can configure

BlackBerry UEM

as a compliance partner so that

iOS

and

Android

devices that are managed by

UEM

can be recognized as compliant by

Intune

when accessing your cloud-based apps such as

Office 365

.

You can configure more than one

UEM

tenant for each

Entra

tenant, but all

UEM

tenants will share the same partner compliance management entry.

Entra

cannot differentiate which

UEM

tenant a compliance status update originates from. You can configure a

UEM

tenant to connect to one or more

Entra

tenants. You must add a directory connection to

UEM

for each

Entra

tenant.

When users activate their devices on

UEM

,

UEM

reports the device compliance status to

Entra

. The compliance requirement is satisfied without having to enroll devices directly with

Intune

.

UEM

will notify

Entra

when a device is out of compliance or when a device returns to compliance.

If you do not want to use the "Required device to be marked as compliant" conditional access control in

Entra

, and you want to use trusted locations to control access from devices that are inside your network, you can accomplish this in

UEM

by routing traffic to

Microsoft

services through your organization's

BlackBerry Connectivity Node

instances. In this scenario, you do not need to follow the instructions in this section to connect

UEM

to

Entra ID

for conditional access.