What is differences between Autopilot vs Intune?

Here’s a concise key differences comparison between Microsoft Autopilot and Microsoft Intune:

Aspect	Microsoft Autopilot	Microsoft Intune
Primary Purpose	Simplifies device deployment and setup.	Manages and secures devices and apps after deployment.
Focus	Automates the out-of-box experience (OOBE) for new Windows devices.	Manages devices (Windows, macOS, iOS, Android) and apps throughout their lifecycle.
Device Support	Primarily for Windows devices.	Supports Windows, macOS, iOS, and Android devices.
Deployment Phase	Handles initial device setup and configuration.	Manages devices after they are deployed and enrolled.
Key Features	- Zero-touch deployment - Customizable OOBE - White glove provisioning	- Device compliance policies - App deployment - Conditional access
Integration	Works with Azure AD and Intune for device enrollment and configuration.	Integrates with Azure AD, Microsoft 365, and other Microsoft security tools.
User Interaction	Reduces user interaction during initial setup.	Manages ongoing user interaction with apps and policies.
Use Case	- Deploying new devices at scale - Resetting devices for reuse	- Managing corporate and BYOD devices - Enforcing security policies
Lifecycle Stage	Focuses on the initial setup and provisioning of devices.	Focuses on ongoing management and security of devices and apps.

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Summary

• Autopilot is about simplifying device setup and getting devices ready for use quickly.

• Intune is about managing and securing devices and apps throughout their lifecycle.

• They are complementary tools: Autopilot handles the initial deployment, and Intune takes over for ongoing management.

Together, they form a complete solution for modern device management in organizations.