In the Workspace ONE Intelligent Hub app catalog, users can access applications and desktops that you manage from the Workspace ONE UEM console, the Omnissa Access console, the Horizon Universal Console for Horizon Cloud, and App Volumes Manager.
Note: Applications from these platforms added to App Bundles display as bundles in the catalog rather than as individual applications.
| Platform | Description |
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| Workspace ONE UEM | In the Workspace ONE UEM console, you configure, manage, and entitle users to cloud, mobile, and Windows apps that are publicly available from app stores and internal apps that are built in-house. See the Application Management Life-Cycle guide in the Workspace ONE UEM Documentation center. |
| Omnissa Access | In the Omnissa Access console, you configure, manage, and entitle users to web apps and virtual apps. You can add some web applications to your catalog directly from the Omnissa Access catalog pages in the console. Other resource types require you to configure the resource outside the Omnissa Access console. See the Setting up Resources in Omnissa Access guide for information about setting up these resources in Omnissa Access. |
| Horizon Cloud Service – Next-Gen |
Prerequisites:
Omnissa App Volumes applications that are added to Horizon Cloud Service - Next-Gen are also available to users in the Intelligent Hub portal in a VDI desktop. App Volumes is an application delivery and lifecycle management solution for Windows applications. For more information about App Volumes in Horizon Cloud Service - Next-Gen, see Configuring and Using App Volumes Integration in the Horizon Cloud documentation. For prerequisites, see Prerequisites for Displaying App Volumes Applications in the App Catalog in Hub Services. Notes:
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| Horizon Cloud Services - first-gen | When Omnissa Access is integrated with a Horizon Cloud tenant that has single-pod brokering enabled, you create one or more virtual apps collections in the Omnissa Access console. The virtual apps collections contain the configuration information for the Horizon Cloud tenants and sync settings. See Providing Access to Horizon Cloud Services Desktops and Applications in Omnissa Access. |
| Horizon Cloud tenant with Universal Broker enabled |
(Cloud only) When Omnissa Access is integrated with a Horizon Cloud tenant that has Universal Broker enabled, Hub Service syncs the Horizon Cloud entitlements directly from the Universal Broker service. See Horizon Cloud Environment with Universal Broker - Architecture of Integration with Omnissa Access and Intelligent Hub Services. Note: Integration with Horizon Cloud Services on Microsoft Azure with Universal Broker is not available for an Omnissa Access tenant that has Omnissa Identity Service enabled. See the Unsupported Workspace ONE Features topic in the Configuring User Provisioning and Identity Federation with Omnissa Identity Service guide. |
| App Volumes | Omnissa App Volumes is an application delivery and lifecycle management solution for Windows apps. When App Volumes Manager is integrated with Omnissa Access Cloud, users can access their App Volumes packaged applications from the Workspace ONE Intelligent Hub app catalog. You manage the applications and user assignments from App Volumes Manager. For information about configuring the integration, see: |
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