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How to Add Windows 365 Partner Connectors in Microsoft Intune

How to Add Windows 365 Partner Connectors in Microsoft Intune

Written By Vaishnav K
Last Updated July 8, 2026
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Key Takeaways

  • Seamless Integration: Microsoft Intune now supports Windows 365 partner connectors such as HP Anywhere, Omnissa, and Citrix to enhance Windows 365 management.
  • Centralized Management: Configure and manage partner solutions directly within Intune; there is no need to switch between multiple portals.
  • Improved End-User Experience: Gain deeper insights into Cloud PC performance and proactively resolve issues.
  • Flexibility & Choice: Organizations can choose the partner ecosystem that best fits their environment and operational needs.
  • Better Troubleshooting: Enhanced visibility into connection health, latency, and session performance across Windows 365 Cloud PCs.

In this article. Let’s check how to add Windows 365 Partner Connectors in Microsoft Intune. Windows 365 Partner Connectors in Intune enable seamless integration with leading partner solutions like HP Anywhere, Omnissa, and Citrix. These connectors allow organizations to extend their Cloud PC experience by leveraging advanced capabilities such as enhanced remote access, performance optimization, and unified management across different platforms. By bringing these integrations into Intune, IT admins can manage Windows 365 environments more efficiently while maintaining flexibility to use familiar partner tools and ecosystems.

Windows 365 Partner Connectors Available in Intune

Windows 365 Partner Connectors in Microsoft Intune bring together solutions like HP Anywhere, Omnissa, and Citrix to deliver a more flexible and enhanced Cloud PC experience. Here is the Partner Connectors Overview table.

PartnerDescriptionKey Benefit
CitrixVirtual apps and desktops delivery platformAdvanced app/desktop virtualization
OmnissaDigital workspace platform (formerly VMware EUC)Unified endpoint and app management
HP AnywareCloud-based solution for secure remote workstation accessHigh-performance remote experience
How to add Windows 365 Partner Connectors in Microsoft Intune. Table. 1

Add Windows 365 Partner Connectors in Intune

To add Windows 365 Partner Connectors in Intune, login to the Microsoft Intune Admin Center using your administrator credentials.

  • Navigate to > Tenant administration > Windows 365 AdministrationPartner Connectors > Click on +Add
How to add Windows 365 Partner Connectors in Microsoft Intune. Fig. 1

On the Add Connector page, the current status shows that the connection has not been set up, and the last synchronized data is unavailable. Click on Select the Windows 365 Partner Connector to proceed with the setup. Here, you will be able to view the available connectors.

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  • Citrix
  • Omnissa
  • HP Anyware
How to add Windows 365 Partner Connectors in Microsoft Intune. Fig. 2
How to add Windows 365 Partner Connectors in Microsoft Intune. Fig. 2

To set up each Partner Connector, start by selecting Citrix from the Windows 365 partner connector options. This will enable your organization members to connect to their Cloud PCs using the HDX protocol from Citrix. Please note that if you disable the connector, the Citrix agent will be uninstalled from all Cloud PCs within 7 days. Be sure to use other supported methods to continue connecting to the Cloud PCs.

  • Set up and deploy the Windows 365 connector from your Citrix Cloud console
  • Allow people to use Citrix to connect to their Cloud PCs: Toggle ON
How to add Windows 365 Partner Connectors in Microsoft Intune. Fig. 3

To set up the option, select Omnissa from the Windows 365 partner connector. This will allow members of your organization to connect to their Cloud PCs using the Omnissa client. If you turn off the connector, the Omnissa agent will be uninstalled from all Cloud PCs within seven days. Please use other supported methods to continue connecting to your Cloud PCs.

  • Set up and deploy the Windows 365 connector from your Omnissa console.
  • Allow people to use Omnissa to connect to their Cloud PCs: Toggle ON
How to add Windows 365 Partner Connectors in Microsoft Intune. Fig. 4
How to add Windows 365 Partner Connectors in Microsoft Intune. Fig. 4

To set up the option, select HP Anyware from the Windows 365 partner connector. This will allow members of your organization to connect to their Cloud PCs using the HP Anyware client. Please note that if you disable the connector, it will terminate any active sessions using HP Anyware. Additionally, the HP Anyware agent will be uninstalled from all Cloud PCs within 7 days. To maintain access to Cloud PCs, please use other supported methods.

  • Set up and deploy the Windows 365 connector from your HP Anyware console.
  • Allow people to use HP Anyware to connect to their Cloud PCs: Toggle ON
How to add Windows 365 Partner Connectors in Microsoft Intune. Fig. 5
How to add Windows 365 Partner Connectors in Microsoft Intune. Fig. 5

Monitor Windows 365 Partner Connectors Set Up

We will now verify if the connectors have been added successfully. To do this, please follow the path listed below in the Intune Portal.

  • Navigate to > Tenant administration > Windows 365 AdministrationPartner Connectors

Three active Windows 365 connectors, HP Anyware, Citrix, and Omnissa, have been successfully added, and their status is available.

How to add Windows 365 Partner Connectors in Microsoft Intune. Fig. 6
How to add Windows 365 Partner Connectors in Microsoft Intune. Fig. 6

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Vaishnav K has over 12 years of experience in SCCM, Intune, Modern Device Management, and Automation Solutions. He writes and shares knowledge about Microsoft Intune, Windows 365, Azure, Entra, PowerShell Scripting, and Automation. Check out his profile on LinkedIn.

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Vaishnav K has over 12+ years of experience in SCCM, Modern Device Management, and Automation Solutions. He writes and imparts his knowledge about Microsoft Intune, Windows 365, Azure, PowerShell scripting and automations. LinkedIn Profile : https://www.linkedin.com/in/vaishnav-k-957b0589/

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