Apply Microsoft Intune management to enterprise endpoints through a per-device entitlement. Rather than assigning the service to an individual, this licensing approach covers the managed endpoint itself. It fits shared workstations, kiosks, task devices and common-area equipment that do not map cleanly to one employee. Administrators can enroll the device and apply managed configuration and policy through the Intune tenant. Microsoft 69BA2F640C16 provides the Intune Per-Device for Enterprise entitlement for organizations that need device-focused management. Its key distinction within the Intune licensing family is the assignment unit: the entitlement is associated with the endpoint instead of a named user. That distinction matters where multiple people use the same device during shifts, where equipment is unattended, or where an endpoint has a dedicated operational role. Use this subscription where the managed-device count is the relevant licensing measure. It supports cloud-based endpoint administration for enterprise-owned equipment and keeps management centered on the enrolled device. Shared Windows workstations, purpose-built kiosks and dedicated task endpoints are common examples of environments where per-device licensing aligns with the way equipment is operated.