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Install via InTune

Deploy the Level agent on Intune-enrolled devices by creating and uploading a PowerShell script with the installation command, then assigning it to your devices.

Updated over a week ago

This will be easy!

If your devices are already enrolled in Microsoft Intune, then it's very simple to deploy the Level agent.

This guide is provided as a convenience for Level customers. We recommend that you test before deploying to your production environment.

Intune Setup

In order to leverage Intune to deploy Level there are just a few steps. First, we will create a .ps1 file that contains the Level installation commands. Then we will create a PowerShell script command in Intune and upload the .ps1 file as the script to run. Lastly, we assign the devices that should receive the script.

  1. Copy the installer command from the Level device page.

  2. Paste the command into a new text file and save it with a .ps1 extension.

  3. Log in to the Microsoft Intune admin center. At the time of writing the address is https://intune.microsoft.com. Choose "Devices" and then "Windows".

  4. Next choose "Scripts", "Platform Scripts" and then "+ Add"

  5. Name the script.

  6. For the "Script Location" select the .ps1 file that was created earlier. Set "Run this script using the logged-on credentials" to No. Set "Enforce script signature check" to No.

  7. Select the assigned groups or users. We recommend choosing "Add all devices" so that all your devices will receive the agent.

  8. On the last page review your settings and choose "Add".

The next time devices sync with Intune, the PowerShell script will run, Level will be installed, and the devices will show up in the Level device list.

In order to manually sync an Intune enrolled device, login to the Windows device and go to "Settings" and search for "Access Work or School". Select the Azure AD account in the list and choose "Info". On the following page, there is a "Sync" button that will force an immediate sync with the Intune portal.

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