> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.secure-contacts.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.secure-contacts.com/documentation/deployment-sca/app-configuration/appconfigurationpolicies/android-app-configuration-policies-mdm-integration-in-microsoft-intune.md).
# Android - App Configuration Policies - MDM Integration in Microsoft Intune
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Please follow [Android - App Installation](/documentation/deployment-sca/android-app-installation.md) and deploy SCA first via Intune before you configure App Configuration Policy.
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### App Configuration Policy
It is mandatory to configure an App Configuration Policy for SCA to your managed devices
1. Login to Endpoint Manager with your Admin-Account
2. Go to Apps → App configuration policies or follow this link:\
[App configuration policies - Microsoft Endpoint Manager admin center](https://endpoint.microsoft.com/#view/Microsoft_Intune_DeviceSettings/AppsMenu/~/appConfig)
3. Click on **Add** -> **Managed** **devices**
4. Enter a **Name** for App configuration policy e.g. “Secure Contacts App Android Managed”
5. Add “Secure Contacts” by clicking *Targeted app -* **Select app** **(1)** and search for “Secure Contacts” and select the app **(2)** and click on **OK (3)**
6. Click on **Next**
7. In the Settings pane, choose for *Configuration settings format* - **Use configuration designer**
8. A full list of all configuration values can be found in the documentation: [AppConfigurationPolicy Name-Values for SCA](#app-configuration-policy)
9. Click on **Next**
10. **Add group** at *Included groups* in the Assignments-pane, choose your SCA test-group with **Select**.
11. Click on **Next** after adding SCA test-group
12. In the *Review + create* pane click on **Create**
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