I don't think so, on the macOS side it's really just a set of checks that uses the Jamf Pro data to allow access to O365 data/apps. I don't think the the iOS isn't even released yet and from memory it's going to be the same as macOS... just checking the jamf data to allow access..

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Intune supports MAM without enrollment so you would be able to be enrolled in JAMF and also have MAM policies being applied to the Office Apps for security. When deploying the app set it to be available "With or without enrollment". You need to make sure you create app protection policies for the apps you want to protect and also you need to ensure that you have an intune license assigned to the user from the azure admin portal.

I havent tested this but I dont see why it wouldnt work since you wouldnt have to enroll the device in intune. You can also still do a selective wipe of the apps themselves which would remove company data.

If you have any questions let me know. I have spent ALOT of time going over intune scenarios where I work and was the lead architect in getting the policies setup.

Thanks for chiming-in.

Would MS Intune allow me to provision the Outlook iOS app with company-specific attributes, such as server URL, ports, two-factor auth, etc?

It can support the following fields:

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/intune/app-configuration-policies-managed-app

Our two-factor authentication is done via ADFS and not with intune.

Is Jamf iOS Intune integration available now? Has anyone set this up yet and could you possibly provide a primer/documentation? Don't see anything in the Jamf Admin docs yet. We want our Jamf to evaluate compliance on iOS devices, send that info over to Intune, then use that in combination with MAM policies in Intune to control access to Microsoft mobile apps.