I just noticed that you can find the App ID for some apps from inside Intune. Now when you have the bundle Id you can easily user features like Show and Hide Apps (supervised only), Restricted Apps, and Autonomous Single App Mode (supervised only). You should get an output that looks like this which contains your bundle ID $Req = Invoke-WebRequest -Uri $Req.tostring() -split "" | select-string "bundleId"ģ. Run these powershell lines and get the bundle ID without having to download the 1.txt. Open the file 1.txt and search for bundleId.ġ.Copy the URL and replace the digits at the end with your app.īrowse to page.I’ll use Microsoft Word as an example.Ĭopy the ID number from the URL. Go to the App Store page for your App.When you have an app that you want to add to the above mentioned settings you can do the following steps to get the App Bundle ID.
Unfortunately there is no way to find the App Bundle ID directly in the App Store without some tricks. The documentation for Intune has a list of all build-in apps from Apple and can be found here.Īn example of when this would be required is when you want to configure the Show or Hide Apps (supervised only) or Restricted Apps settings for iOS. Sometimes when working with Intune you will come across settings that require you to supply the App Bundle ID for apps you want to configure.
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