• Most MDM solution provide a way to transmit parameters to the deployed App
• EveryonePrint Mobile App uses these parameters :
  • GwHostKey : EveryonePrint Mobile Gateway URL like: gateway.domain.com The full URL to the endpoint is automatically generated by the App with HTTPS, always encrypted.
  • GwPortkey: 9444
  • GwUserKey: <user-login> or any variable that will expand to the user login (depend on MDM) This is just the username. It must exist in AD or LDAP and EveryonePrint server will check for the existence according to the LDAP/AD setup you've done in 'User Authentication'

We don't have specific instructions for Intune MDM, there is much literature on Microsoft sites or others explaining the deployment of Mobile Apps with Intune: e.g.

• https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/intune/app-configuration-policies-use-ios
• https://blogs.technet.microsoft.com/skypehybridguy/2019/02/20/push-apps-to-iphone-android-using-microsoft-intune/

In addition about the Gateway and HTTPS: by default it's using a self-signed certificate; if customer likes to add security and uses their own certificate, please check documentation in section "3.4 Using a custom keystore file" >  EveryonePrint Mobile Gateway Installation Guide

Intune App Protection Policy Settings and Data Sharing

The Send Org data to other apps setting in an Intune iOS protection policy determines what apps can receive data from this app. The EOP iOS app is known to not be compatible with the Policy managed apps option for this setting – it essentially restricts the Open With/Share With functionality.

This is because the EOP iOS app does not implement the Intune SDK, nor does it contain the necessary URL scheme to add an exemption for it into Intune.

Workarounds available are:

• Wrap the EOP app using the Intune wrapping tool. This requires Apple Enterprise Developer account
• Ensure Send Org data to other apps is set to Policy Managed apps with OS sharing.