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Reporting in Intune is a significant issue for us - in SCCM we have access to hundreds of canned reports we can pull without needing to use workspaces or custom queries (KQL). Can you please speak to the development on the parity of the prebuilt reporting within SCCM to Intune? We can also easily export those reports in CSV and other formats in SCCM.
- Definitely a gap. We ended up doing custom graph driven scripts to dump data in csv and creating power bi dashboards for our customers.
- KevinMineweaser_MSFT
Microsoft
Hi Matt, We are actively listening to feedback in the reporting space and prioritizing reporting gaps based on that feedback. Other than the desire for full parity, can you provide more information on the top 3 scenarios and the business problem you need them to resolve. For example, a deployment blocker vs the ability to accelerate and reduce friction. Thanks, -Kevin- It's the overall reporting and ease of selection in SCCM vs Intune. A few examples - We often use the software reports in SCCM (Computers with specific software in Add/Remove Programs), and/or reports like looking for specific files on specific devices, various queries (like low disk space - use the query to create a collection within SCCM for example), as well as the hardware reports for specific drivers and components.
- Agree Intune reporting / deployment status (scripts, security baselines, config policies) are not accurate and a house keeping need to happen more often... i had at least two cases open for MDE-INTUNE reporting issues open with Microsoft..
