Microsoft Autopilot is a cloud-based deployment and enrollment service that enables organizations to set up and pre-configure new Windows 10 devices, making them ready for productive use. With Autopilot, IT administrators can automate the Windows 10 deployment process, streamline device setup, and reduce end-user downtime.

Microsoft Intune can work with Autopilot to manage and secure the devices that are enrolled through Autopilot. Here's how it works:

1. Device enrollment : When a new Windows 10 device is powered on, it connects to the internet and checks to see if it is registered with Autopilot. If the device is registered, it will automatically enroll in Intune and receive device policies and configuration settings.

2. Device provisioning : After the device is enrolled, Intune can provision the device with apps, settings, and configurations. This process can include installing apps, configuring network settings, and applying security policies.
3. Device management : Once the device is provisioned, Intune can manage and secure the device throughout its lifecycle, providing ongoing monitoring, updates, and support. This includes the ability to manage apps, enforce security policies, and perform remote actions, such as wiping a device or resetting a passcode.

By integrating with Autopilot, Microsoft Intune provides organizations with a streamlined and automated way to deploy and manage Windows 10 devices, making it easier for IT administrators to manage large fleets of devices and reducing end-user downtime.