Offboarding
How to offboard RealmJoin from your tenant, covering both Intune-only and full RealmJoin deployments and what tenant deletion means for your data, portal access, and devices.
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How to offboard RealmJoin from your tenant, covering both Intune-only and full RealmJoin deployments and what tenant deletion means for your data, portal access, and devices.
If you decide to stop using RealmJoin, follow the steps below to remove it cleanly from your tenant. The exact steps depend on how RealmJoin is deployed in your environment.
Remove managed applications first. Managed the groups are only deleted automatically when a subscribed package is removed regularly from the portal manually. During tenant deletion we do not touch any groups or packages pushed to Intune, so any managed application you no longer need must be deleted in the portal before you start offboarding.
If you use RealmJoin for Intune management only:
Contact us so we can remove the tenant connection on our side.
If the RealmJoin Agent is deployed to your devices, complete all of the steps above and, in addition:
Contact us for a PowerShell script that removes any remaining traces of RealmJoin from your devices.
Once we remove the tenant connection on our side:
We delete all data we stored for your tenant.
The RealmJoin Portal can no longer be accessed.
Devices will no longer receive new configurations for the RealmJoin Agent.
Managed groups are not removed during tenant deletion. Make sure to delete any groups/applications in Intune you no longer need in the RealmJoin portal before offboarding.
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