Acrobat Premium for enterprise intune deployment

Hi @Michael38487333askp,

Thanks for reaching out. Based on your query, it seems that you have Acrobat Premium for Enterprise licensed, but when you try to build a deployment package, you don’t see “Acrobat Premium” listed—only the standard Acrobat installer.

You want to know:“How can you create a deployment package specifically for Acrobat Premium for Enterprise?” Please confirm if this is the issue you need assistance with.

Please note that there isn’t a separate “Acrobat Premium for Enterprise” installer to package. “Premium” is the entitlement assigned in the Admin Console, while deployment uses the standard Acrobat (64-bit unified) installer packaged from the Admin Console and delivered via Intune. Acrobat Premium for Enterprise is a license that controls features such as AI Assistant and PDF services; it does not change the installer name or produce a distinct “Premium” package entry in the Admin Console bubble text.

Because Acrobat uses the 64-bit unified installer, the same binaries run as Reader or full Acrobat based on the signed-in user’s entitlement. The Premium plan simply unlocks capabilities after sign-in rather than requiring a different build. 

Please log in to the Admin Console and navigate to Packages > Packages.
Download the package that you need to deploy.
Extract the contents of the downloaded package (.zip) file.
Open the command prompt or PowerShell, navigate to the folder that contains the Intune Win32 Prep Tool that you downloaded, and follow the steps mentioned in the following document to deploy the package using Intune: https://adobe.ly/46WOi1J

Hope this helps. Let us know if you need further assistance.