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# Requirements
For the full range of functions, an activation by Provectus Software GmbH is required.
The app only works in demo-mode, without a valid license provided.
To use the Secure Contacts app Microsoft Azure tennant must be present and activated with following functions:
* Azure Active Directory Premium P1 (or higher)
* Exchange Online P1 (or higher)
* Microsoft Intune (M365 E3 or M365 E5)
* Dataverse
In order to use the Microsoft Teams integration, the Microsoft Teams function must be activated.
### Testgroup
In Azure Active Directory a Security Group is required and all test-users must be member of this group for this guide.
### Requirements for all Implementations of SCA in this guide:
1. M365 E3 or M365 E5 License for admin and test-users
2. Administrative Azure account with sufficient permissions
{% hint style="info" %}
* **AAD-role for Enterprise App Registration:**
Global Administrator, Privileged Role Administrator, Cloud Application Administrator, or Application Administrator
* **AAD-role for Endpoint Manager implementation:**
Global Administrator, Intune Service Administrator
* **AAD-role for Conditional Access:**
Global Administrator, Conditional Access Administrator
{% endhint %}
Additional requirements are necessary depending on your Endpoint Manager Environment.
* Microsoft Exchange Online mailbox must be activated for the Test-User. (optional)
* Microsoft Authenticator must be configured for your test-user on the Test-Device.
* The Test-Device (iOS or Android) must be “freshly” enrolled in Endpoint Manager after implementing all policies in this guide, in case you want to test SCA for your devices.
* Apple VPP-Connector connected to Intune, in case you want to automatically push our iOS app via Intune.
* Managed Google Play connected to Intune, in case you want to automatically push our Android app via Intune.
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