Alternatives to Intune Company Portal
By App Store Tracker Editorial · Updated — live App Store data verified
The short version
Now Mobile - Intune by ServiceNow is a close pick if you want the company-portal experience beyond device enrollment, letting employees request IT, HR, and facilities help from one app. Ivanti Mobile@Work and At Work EMM are the dedicated enrollment alternatives if your employer uses MobileIron instead of Microsoft. The rest are Intune-wrapped versions of apps like Slack, Zoom, and Webex.
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People look for Intune Company Portal alternatives when their workplace runs a different MDM, when they want the self-service portal side without Microsoft's enrollment, or when they're picking which Intune-managed apps to install. The picks below split into two groups: rival enrollment and mobility-management clients that connect your device to corporate resources, and Intune-protected versions of everyday work apps that respect the same data policies. We ranked them with embedding similarity against Intune Company Portal, then weighed live App Store ratings and adoption. Note that several here only make sense if your IT department has chosen that specific platform. Reviews on enrollment apps skew harsh because users often resent mandatory management, something to keep in mind. Ratings and pricing shown next to each app come from the live store.
Why it's similar
Zoom Workplace for Intune lives in the same managed-app world as Intune Company Portal: it's built for admins running BYOD with mobile application management to protect corporate data.
How it differs
Unlike the Company Portal, it doesn't enroll or manage your device. It's a collaboration app (chat, meetings, phone, calendar) wrapped in Intune policies. It carries a strong rating and large following, so it's a complement to Intune rather than a replacement for the portal itself.
Why it's similar
Tier1 for Intune shares Intune Company Portal's purpose of protecting BYOD data through mobile application management while keeping employees productive.
How it differs
It's a CRM app for client relationship work, not a device-enrollment portal, surfacing call reports, contacts, and deals under Intune protection. It has no ratings yet and serves a narrow finance-CRM use case, so it's only relevant if your firm uses Tier1, not a general Company Portal alternative.
Why it's similar
Slack for Intune sits squarely in Intune Company Portal's ecosystem, made for organizations with Intune MAM enabled so corporate chat stays inside policy.
How it differs
It's the managed build of Slack rather than an enrollment tool, and its rating sits low as users report friction versus the regular app. Install it only if IT requires it; for everyday device management the Company Portal still does the enrollment this app assumes.
Why it's similar
Resco Mobile CRM for MS Intune shares the Company Portal's managed-app DNA, designed to operate under Microsoft Intune protection for field and operations teams.
How it differs
It's a field-service CRM for work orders, inspections, forms, and reports, fully functional offline, not a device-enrollment portal. With no ratings and a specialized use case, it's relevant only to Resco field crews rather than someone seeking a general Intune Company Portal swap.
Why it's similar
My Portal By MangoApps overlaps with Intune Company Portal on the self-service idea: one mobile portal where employees access the tools they need to connect, communicate, and get things done.
How it differs
It's an employee-engagement and intranet platform rather than an MDM enrollment client, so it doesn't manage your device or push policies. Its rating is low and the base small, making it a workplace-portal alternative only if your company adopts MangoApps.
Why it's similar
At Work EMM by MobileIron is a direct enrollment alternative to Intune Company Portal: it connects your device to company resources and surfaces corporate documents and email.
How it differs
The key difference is the platform: it's MobileIron's mobility management, not Microsoft's, so it only works if your employer runs MobileIron. It has almost no ratings here, but functionally it plays the same enrollment-and-access role the Company Portal does.
Why it's similar
Content Management for Intune shares the Company Portal's managed-app footing, working under Intune protection to keep corporate content secure on your device.
How it differs
It's an OpenText document repository client for browsing, viewing, and editing files offline, not a device-enrollment portal. With no ratings and a tie to OpenText Content Suite, it's a niche content tool rather than a Company Portal substitute.
Why it's similar
Webex for Intune fits the Company Portal's managed ecosystem, built for teams whose corporate Webex runs inside Intune policies for secure collaboration.
How it differs
It's Cisco's meetings, messaging, and calling app under Intune wrapping, not an enrollment client. It has a small but decent rating, so it complements an Intune setup for communication rather than replacing the portal that handles device management.
Why it's similar
Now Mobile - Intune by ServiceNow is one of the closest spiritual matches to Intune Company Portal's self-service side: a single app where employees get IT, HR, facilities, finance, and legal tasks done.
How it differs
It supports Intune MDM and MAM and goes beyond device enrollment into broad employee services like password resets, laptop requests, and room booking. Its rating base is tiny here, but conceptually it's the strongest portal-experience alternative for organizations on ServiceNow.
Why it's similar
Ivanti Mobile@Work Client is a direct enrollment rival to Intune Company Portal: it securely connects your iOS device to the company network for email and work resources with full corporate-personal data separation.
How it differs
The difference is the management platform, MobileIron/Ivanti instead of Microsoft, so it only applies if your employer uses it. Its rating is low, echoing the same end-user friction Intune reviews show, but it fills the identical enrollment role.
Every app in our database carries a dense vector embedding derived from its title, subtitle, full description, and category metadata. To find apps similar to Intune Company Portal, we compute cosine distance against every other app and surface the closest 60 candidates. The similarity score shown on each pick is 1 - distance/2 clamped to [0,1] — 100% means the embedding spaces are identical, 0% means orthogonal.
We then re-rank the candidate set using current App Store rating and review-count signals so a 4.8-star app with 100,000 reviews ranks above a 4.5-star app with 200 reviews even when their embedding distance is similar. Apps that haven't shipped an update in 12 months are filtered out before re-ranking.
The similarity cache is recomputed weekly. Live App Store data (rating, review count) is verified every 6 hours.
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