Enterprise customers migrating from Configuration Manager to Intune rarely move all applications at once. Instead, migrations are often long‑running, phased projects where applications remain co‑managed in both ConfigMgr and Intune for extended periods of time.
As customers progress through migration, they continue to make active changes to their applications in Configuration Manager, such as:
Updating detection rules
Modifying install or uninstall command lines
Adjusting dependencies, supersedence, or requirements
Updating content, scripts, or configuration settings
Today, once an application is migrated to Intune, these subsequent changes made in ConfigMgr are not automatically reflected in the Intune version. Customers must manually track changes and reapply them, which becomes increasingly difficult
Customer impact: Introducing a ConfigMgr ↔ Intune synchronisation mechanism for migrated apps would have meaningful impact
Reduced duplication and manual effort
Customers no longer need to manually reapply Configuration Manager changes in Intune. Updates made in ConfigMgr automatically flow to the migrated Intune application, significantly reducing operational overhead during long migration.
Consistency across co‑managed environments
Keeping ConfigMgr and Intune apps in sync helps prevent configuration differences, where the same application behaves differently depending on where it is deployed.