KIOSK OVERSEER // BUILD 1.0.2

1. Setup
Profile + account
2. Apps
Allowed apps
3. Pins
Start + taskbar
4. System
Optional controls
5. Export
Validate & export
Presets
NOTE: These presets are starting points. Update names, URLs, and account details before exporting.

Step 1: Choose kiosk mode, set profile details, then pick the account type.

Single-App: Runs one app fullscreen (e.g., Edge kiosk)
Multi-App: Allows multiple apps with custom Start menu
Restricted User: Desktop with limited apps, supports user groups

Step 2: Add allowed apps and configure auto-launch if needed.

PRESETS
APPLICATION TYPE
EDGE KIOSK
BREAKOUT CONTROL

Step 3: Add Start menu pins and optional shortcuts.

PINNED SHORTCUTS
TIP: Pins shape the on-device experience. Add a few so users can navigate quickly.
NOTE: Start pins are shortcuts. If a .lnk does not exist on the device, run the Shortcut Creator after export.
DesktopAppLink pins reference .lnk files. If the shortcut doesn’t already exist on the device, you’ll need to run the Shortcut Creator script after exporting.
Assigned Access may ignore custom name/icon for Edge-backed shortcuts. Use Edge 'secondary tile' Start pins for site-specific names.
desktopAppLink (?)
Assigned Access may ignore custom name/icon for Edge-backed shortcuts. Use Edge 'secondary tile' Start pins for site-specific names.
NOTE: Provide the icon file on the target device. This tool creates shortcuts but does not supply icon files.
EDGE SITE TILE
DesktopAppLink pins reference .lnk files. If the shortcut doesn’t already exist on the device, you’ll need to run the Shortcut Creator script after exporting.
NOTE: Secondary tiles use the normal Edge profile (not InPrivate by default). Apply Edge policies if you need private-session behavior.
PIN LIST
No pins added yet
TASKBAR PINS
NOTE: Taskbar pins support packaged app IDs or .lnk shortcuts only.
Assigned Access may ignore custom name/icon for Edge-backed shortcuts. Use Edge 'secondary tile' Start pins for site-specific names.
desktopAppLink (?)
Assigned Access may ignore custom name/icon for Edge-backed shortcuts. Use Edge 'secondary tile' Start pins for site-specific names.
NOTE: Provide the icon file on the target device. This tool creates shortcuts but does not supply icon files.
TASKBAR LIST
No taskbar pins configured

Step 4: Choose taskbar visibility and File Explorer restrictions.

SYSTEM CONTROLS

Step 5: Review the summary and export your configuration.

EXPORT STATUS
NOTE: Once the summary looks right, download the XML or helper scripts from the header.
TIP: The XML output is used as the String value for the AssignedAccess OMA-URI in Intune. The PowerShell script applies the configuration on-demand to a local device.