Microsoft 365 Business Premium with Copilot
USD32.00
per user per month, billed annually (annual upfront commitment)
- What you get: Office apps, email, Intune, Entra ID P1, Defender for Business, Copilot; up to 300 users
Microsoft Solutions Partner · Dubai · Muscat · Doha
MicrosoftIntune device management
We enrol your laptops and phones, set the security rules your auditors ask about, and keep company data off lost or personal devices.
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DeviceOSComplianceLast check-in
FIN-LT-014Windows 11Compliant4 min ago
DSN-MB-003macOSCompliant12 min ago
iPhone (Mariam)iOSCompliant1 h ago
Galaxy (Omar)AndroidIn grace period3 h ago
HR-LT-007Windows 10Not compliant2 days ago
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Compliance policies
PolicyApplies to
Require BitLocker encryptionWindows laptops
Minimum OS versioniOS, Android
Require a device PINAll phones
Microsoft Defender runningWindows devices
Block rooted or jailbroken phonesAll phones
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Apps
- RequiredMicrosoft 365 appsAll users
- RequiredMicrosoft TeamsAll users
- RequiredOutlookAll phones
- RequiredOneDriveAll users
- RequiredCompany PortalAll devices
- AvailableFinance appFinance
Installed on enrolment, updated automatically
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Configuration profiles
ProfilePlatformAssignedStatus
Wi-Fi: OfficeWindows, macOSAll devicesSucceeded
Screen lock after 5 minutesAll platformsAll devicesSucceeded
Windows Update ringWindowsPilot, then allSucceeded
App protection: OutlookiOS, AndroidPersonal phonesSucceeded
Block USB storageWindowsFinance2 pending
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Conditional access
Require a compliant device for Microsoft 365Policy on
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- User is in All users
- App is Microsoft 365
- Device is not marked compliant
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- Block access
- Show the user how to fix the device
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Why companies across the Middle East use us for Intune
Microsoft Solutions Partner for Modern Work(Microsoft 365).
Since 2007with 1,500+ active cloud customers across the Middle East.
Local officesin Dubai, Muscat (head office) and Doha; Saudi Arabia, Kuwait and Bahrain are served from Dubai.
350,000+ users migratedsince 2007.
Vendor-neutralwe also deploy other device-management platforms, so we recommend Intune where it fits.
We architect and deploy
Microsoft Intune
Microsoft Entra ID
Microsoft Defender
Microsoft Intune is Microsoft's cloud mobile device management (MDM) service: it enrols Windows, Mac, iPhone, iPad, Android and Linux devices, pushes apps and security policies, and blocks devices that fall out of compliance.
Gulf Infotech (in the Middle East since 2007), a Microsoft partner, designs, rolls out and supports Intune remotely, with offices in Dubai, Muscat and Doha.
What is Microsoft Intune, and who is it for?
Intune is the device management part of Microsoft 365. Admins use one console, the Intune admin center, to:
It suits companies already on Microsoft 365 that have more than a handful of laptops, staff using their own phones for email, or customers and auditors asking how devices are controlled. If you run Google Workspace and mostly Macs, read our Intune vs JumpCloud comparison first.
- Enrol devices: company laptops through Windows Autopilot or Apple Business Manager, and personal phones with a work profile.
- Set rules: disk encryption, PIN length, OS version, firewall and antivirus status. A device that breaks the rules can be blocked from email and files through Conditional Access.
- Deliver apps: Microsoft 365 apps, line-of-business software and store apps, without visiting the desk.
- Protect data on personal phones: app protection policies stop copying from Outlook into WhatsApp, and remove company data when someone leaves.
- Patch and wipe: control Windows updates and wipe a lost device remotely.
How much does Intune cost?
Most companies already pay for Intune without knowing it. It is included in Microsoft 365 Business Premium, E3 and E5. Bought on its own, Intune Plan 1 costs $8.00 per user per month.
Microsoft 365 E3
USD39.00
per user per month, billed annually (annual upfront commitment)
- What you get: Enterprise apps and email with Intune Plan 1 and Entra ID P1
Intune Plan 1
standaloneUSD8.00
per user per month, billed annually (annual upfront commitment)
- What you get: Core MDM and app management
Intune Plan 2
add-onUSD4.00
per user per month, billed annually (annual upfront commitment)
- What you get: Advanced endpoint management on top of Plan 1
Intune Suite
add-onUSD10.00
per user per month, billed annually (annual upfront commitment)
- What you get: Plan 2 plus Remote Help, Endpoint Privilege Management, Cloud PKI and more
- Talk to an Intune expert
Not sure which plan fits?
Tell us your team size and how you work, and we will recommend a plan and quote it in your currency.
Prices as of October 2026 · per user per month, billed annually (annual upfront commitment) · exclude VAT (Oman and UAE 5%, Saudi Arabia 15%, Bahrain 10%, Qatar and Kuwait none). Local-currency Microsoft 365 prices are on the Microsoft 365 pricing page. Intune, on its own or inside Business Premium, E3 and E5, is supplied in every country we serve.
Licences are one component: deployment and security configuration, migration, training and support are separate, paid components, quoted for your requirement.
For a 20 to 150 person company, Business Premium is usually the sensible choice: it covers Intune and the identity controls that make Intune useful. Microsoft says it is adding Plan 2, Remote Help and Advanced Analytics to E3, and more Suite features to E5, from July 2026, so E3 and E5 customers should check before buying add-ons.
What does Gulf Infotech deliver?
Timing depends on device count and how many apps need packaging. You get a dated plan after the review; its timeline is indicative and depends on your requirements.
- Step 1:
Review
devices by type and owner, current licences, and what your auditors or clients require.
- Step 2:
Identity first
Entra ID, multi-factor authentication and Conditional Access, so compliance results actually block risky access.
- Step 3:
Enrolment design
Autopilot for new Windows laptops, Apple Business Manager for Macs and iPhones, Android Enterprise work profiles for personal phones.
- Step 4:
Baseline policies
encryption, updates, passwords, Defender settings and app protection, tested on a pilot group.
- Step 5:
Rollout
by department, with short guides in English and Arabic for staff enrolling personal phones.
- Step 6:
Admin training and run
when your package includes it, the project ends with an Intune admin training course for your IT team (a paid add-on). After that we handle new devices, leavers, policy changes and reports through our Microsoft 365 support service if you want us to.
What should you know about Intune licensing?
Intune is licensed per user, and each licence covers that user's devices. Kiosks, shared tablets and other devices without an owner can use device-only licences, though these lose app protection and Conditional Access. Admins can manage Intune without their own licence on tenants created after July 2021. Windows 10 reached end of support on 14 October 2025; Intune still enrols it, but Microsoft no longer guarantees full functionality, so plan Windows 11 upgrades alongside enrolment.
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Frequently asked questions
What is Microsoft Intune device management?
Microsoft Intune device management is Microsoft's cloud service for enrolling and controlling company and personal devices. It manages Windows, macOS, iOS, iPadOS, Android, Linux and ChromeOS, pushes apps and security settings, checks devices against your rules, and can block non-compliant devices from Microsoft 365 data. It is part of Microsoft 365 Business Premium, E3 and E5, and Gulf Infotech sets it up across the Middle East.
How much does it cost?
Intune Plan 1 costs $8.00 per user per month on its own, billed annually, as of October 2026. Most companies get it inside Microsoft 365 Business Premium with Copilot at $32.00 or Microsoft 365 E3 at $39.00 per user per month. Plan 2 adds $4.00 and the Intune Suite $10.00. Prices exclude VAT, and we quote in your local currency.
How long does implementation take?
It depends on how many devices, platforms and apps you have, and whether identity controls are already in place. Setting up Entra ID and Conditional Access comes first, then a pilot group, then rollout by department. New Windows laptops enrolled with Autopilot need no IT visit. After a short review we give you a dated plan with an indicative timeline, which depends on your requirements.
Do you provide training and support?
Yes. We support Intune remotely in English and Arabic through support@gulfinfotech.com and our support lines. At rollout we give staff short enrolment guides, and at the end of the project we run an Intune admin training course for your IT team when it is included in your package, as a paid add-on. If you prefer, we keep running it for you: new devices, leavers, policy changes and compliance reports.
Can Intune manage personal phones without seeing private data?
Yes. On personal Android phones Intune uses a work profile, and on iPhones it can protect only company apps without enrolling the whole device. Microsoft states the company can never see photos, texts, email, contacts or browsing history; on personal devices it sees the managed apps and compliance status. When someone leaves, we remove company data and apps and leave the rest of the phone untouched.
Do we need Intune if we already have antivirus?
Yes, because they do different jobs. Antivirus or EDR, such as Microsoft Defender or Bitdefender, detects and stops malware. Intune controls the device itself: encryption, updates, apps, passwords, and whether the device may reach company data at all. Most companies need both, and Microsoft 365 Business Premium includes Intune and Defender for Business together.
Get your devices under control
Tell us how many laptops and phones you have and which Microsoft 365 plan you use, and we will propose the right licence and a rollout plan.