A couple of follow ups.
If you imported the DEP token you now need to attach a policy to the token. In Intune, go to Devices > Device onboarding :: Enrollment > select the Apple tab > click Enrollment program tokens > click on your token > click on Profiles > Create a new profile for iOS/iPadOS. This is the equivalent of a Jamf Pre-Stage policy. Once the policy has been created, you must click it again and then choose Assign Devices to link your hardware assets to the prestage (enrollment profile). Intune is slower than Jamf in just about every way. Wait at least 15 minutes before resetting the iPad to make sure that everything applied properly. If you will only have one enrollment policy, make sure you set it as the default so that all newly assigned devices in ASM will automatically associate to your Intune enrollment policy.
The VPP token is the volume purchases plan. This is how you get Apps onto the devices. You use ASM to license/purchase apps. Then assign them to a location. When you have one MDM, you have one default location. If you have two MDMs, you need two locations. This allows each location to have a unique set of apps. In Intune, go to Tenant Administration > Connectors and Tokens > Apple VPP Token to upload your Intune VPP token from your second location. As noted before, if you simply export your existing VPP token and assign it to Intune, you will revoke all apps assigned by Jamf. Don't do that. Create a second location and then reassign existing licenses or acquire additional.
As a side note, and take this with a grain of salt as I am likely partial due to vendor association, Intune is much slower, frustrating, cumbersome, and mind boggling than Jamf. I managed devices in Jamf, Jamf School, Jamf Now, Mosyle (regular and Fuse), Hexnode (yep, I never heard of it before either), Intune, and Apple Business Essentials (avoid at all cost). Jamf is by far the best of the products (even with their recent rudderless direction). Again, this is my opinion and everyone's milage will vary. Intune changes every 4 months and what you thought you knew you need to relearn/rediscover. Then stuff that works, stops working. Stuff that wasn't working, starts working. You can enroll 5 devices at the same time and experience 5 different outcomes. Support is terrible (especially if you are trying to manage Macs). Oh, and did I mention it is slow? 24 hours for devices to post? Really. Hours for a profile to deliver. Yikes. (yes, I know, manually force - but why should I even need to be in the MDM if all I am doing is enrolling new devices based on already established policies and profiles?). And random order delivery remains a pain point for Macs. There are times when you need to deliver things in order and Intune cannot provide that.
Anyway, good luck. Hope this gets you on the right path.