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AMA: Intune device inventory and analytics
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The future of IT management is built on data and having visibility across endpoints. With the upcoming release of Device Inventory in Microsoft Intune at the end of the month, what device data will y...
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Updated May 14, 2025
VanakenJ
Oct 01, 2024Brass Contributor
Will Device Inventory information be available for Remediation actions, for example clean up disk when disk space is below (Device Inventory) certain value ?
VanakenJ
Oct 03, 2024Brass Contributor
Hi Jason, let me give some examples: (1) Remediation available disk space: detection=powershell script to get available disk space, remediation script=powershell for full cleanup. (2) BitLocker status: detection=is BL suspended/off, remediation=powershell to re-activate. If Device Inventory reports on disk space and BitLocker status, these properties could be used in the Detection phase. Off course I also see a disadvantage: a detection script is running "live" on the device and evaluates the most recent status, while used inventory information could not contain the most recent status. Conclusion: via device inventory is not the best way, unless the properties are re-evaluated live one the computer in Detection phase (e.g. DeviceInventory.FreeDiskSpace < 100 GB).
- Jason_SandysOct 03, 2024
Microsoft
Hi Johan. Remediation scripts are run live and in real-time on the device and can thus (live and in real-time) query that information as they run. Pulling the info from inventory could probably be done (from wherever it is cached locally) but doesn't add any value necessarily as this info is potentially stale. I think that based on your last sentence, you've concluded this as well.