Dell Command | Endpoint Configure fails to publish to Intune when Multi-Admin Approval is enabled

Looking to see if anyone else has run into this or found a clean workaround.

We’re deploying Dell Command | Endpoint Configure to Intune via Dell Management Portal. When Multi-Admin Approval (MAA) is enabled in Intune, the publish consistently fails.

Observed behavior:

• App object is created in Intune
• Content version process starts
• Dell portal reports: “Error committing application content version”
• App never reaches a usable/published state

From Intune/Graph:

• publishingState = notPublished
• committedContentVersion = null
• size = 0

Additional context:

• Disabling MAA allows the same app to publish successfully
• Previous version of this app deployed successfully before MAA was enabled
• MAA itself is working normally for other Win32 app changes (approvals trigger and complete as expected)
• No clear approval prompt or block appears during the Dell push

At this point it looks like the Dell Management Portal workflow may not be handling MAA-enabled environments correctly and is failing mid-process.

Questions:

• Has anyone successfully pushed Dell Command Endpoint Configure updates with MAA enabled?
• Any known fixes or guidance from Dell on this?

Appreciate any insight or confirmation if others are seeing the same behavior.