Thanks everyone for your feedback on IntuneDocumentation! Along with several bug fixes, I’ve also added support for Conditional Access documentation.

TenuVault is no longer just one developer coding in the evenings. The feedback I’ve received made it clear that the core team needed to grow. Today, I’m welcoming three new members to the project.

New role. Same mission. I’ve officially started my new position as Senior Product Manager at glueckkanja AG

It's time to announce the finalists for: "The Community Craftsperson of the Year" award for people creating amazing tools in the community. @ugurkoc.de @skiptotheendpoint.co.uk @someshpathak.bsky.social @andrewtaylor.bsky.social @jannikr.bsky.social @marcelmeurer.bsky.social #WPNinjasUS #MVPBuzz

I will be in San Francisco this November for Microsoft Ignite. It’s always nice to meet others who work with Intune, write scripts, or just try to make IT a bit easier. If you’re going too, let me know. Would be great to say hi in person. Who else will be there?

I am focusing on areas that tend to slow me down in day-to-day Intune work: • Dynamic device targeting based on software inventory • Visibility into RBAC admin access • Tracking changes across Intune To help with that I created and shared 3 new PowerShell scripts on IntuneAutomation.com:

Offboarding devices in Intune, Autopilot, and Entra ID used to be tedious. One device at a time. Multiple Portals. No clear feedback. That’s what motivated me to build Device Offboarding Manager and the latest update (v0.2) makes the process even smoother. What’s new?

Just pushed IntuneBrew v0.9, this one is for people wanting to run this script on a macOS and also handle App Updates smarter. New in this release: 1. Cross-Platform Support with -ConfigFile ✅ Works on macOS (no more Windows-only limitation)

Hope everyone’s enjoying the weather lately. Before I head off to @WPNinjasUK tomorrow, I wanted to share a quick update. I just released a much-needed update to the IntuneRBAC Health Check Tool.

📢 Self-Service App for macOS - Version 0.1 is live This project started as a weekend idea. Now it supports over 2000 macOS apps via Homebrew – letting users install, uninstall, and update apps directly on their devices.

Managing software on macOS should not feel like a constant back-and-forth between users and IT administrators. I’ve been working on a self-service portal that allows users to install and update approved apps independently while giving admins full control. 📦 Users see what's approved

I really like getting alerts before something goes wrong in Intune.

IntuneAutomation is here! A tool that brings together PowerShell scripts to help you automate common (and not-so-common) tasks in Intune. Think compliance reports, app inventory, assignments, diagnostics, and more, all organized by category and ready to use locally or as a Azure Runbook.

Talking with other IT admins often leads to new ideas. Most of the tools I’ve built started from simple conversations. Someone mentions a recurring issue in Intune, Entra, or Defender. If one person is running into it, others likely are too.

I've just pushed a new update to IntuneAssignmentChecker, a project that started as a small script and keeps growing thanks to real-world needs from the field. This update brings support for: ✅ Autopilot and ESP Profiles

Over the last weeks, I’ve been building something I wished existed when managing Intune environments day-to-day. Originally announced as IntuneAgents, the idea has grown into a broader platform:

Oh look, it's Saturday again ⚽🍻 I've just released an update to IntuneRBAC, a small tool designed to help Intune admins better understand their RBAC setup. The latest version now generates a clean HTML report featuring: ☑️ A complete overview of all roles and scope tags

500/500 ✅ Now I am getting everything ready for the public release of the webportal for everyone that had no spot on the preview for the last weeks. Doors open for everyone tomorrow. Stay tuned 😉

Happy Saturday, everyone! A productive coding session brings a new update for IntuneBrew and it includes some highly requested features! 📲

350 Apps ✅ Only 150 apps to go until we hit the big 500! 💡 If you're managing macOS Devices with Intune, give IntuneBrew a try: IntuneBrew.com

🚀 Introducing Intune Agents Managing Intune doesn’t have to mean jumping through portals and policies anymore. You dont even have to visit any portal in the future 😅 With Nova, your AI-powered Intune agent, you can: 🧠 Ask questions 🛠️ Run commands 📊 Get results

👀 Who is Nova? We will find out tomorrow 😉

Wishing everyone a relaxed Saturday! If your favorite football team is playing today, I hope they score plenty of goals and grab the win ⚽️🔥 I've just released a major code update for the IntuneBrew web portal - and this one’s a big step forward:

No more reboots just to stay secure? Yes, please. Just shared a quick breakdown of Windows Hotpatch - what it is, how it works, and how to configure it with Intune. Less downtime. Happier users. 🔗 ugurkoc.de/windows-hot...

The last couple of days have been pretty exciting, and I love that you’re just as hyped about IntuneRemote as I am! Having real-time reports and data from Intune right on your phone is a huge win for everyone.

📱 Coming Soon: IntuneRemote Built for Intune admins. Monitor, manage, and respond — anytime, anywhere with IntuneRemote. ✅ Track devices, compliance, apps & alerts ✅ Get real-time notifications ✅ Take quick actions — right from your iPhone or iPad Available soon on the App Store.

Managing widespread boot issues across devices can quickly become a major IT challenge, consuming both time and resources. The solution? Quick Machine Recovery (QMR) in Windows 11 (24H2 Insider Preview), easily configurable via Microsoft Intune. In my latest blog, you will find:

🔐 Intune RBAC – one of the most underrated, yet crucial parts of Intune. It's often a black box: ❓ Who can wipe or retire devices? ❓ Who can edit compliance policies? ❓ Are admins scoped only to their region or department (e.g., Sales)?

🚀 The IntuneBrew Roadmap is now live! Here's what's next for IntuneBrew, the tool designed to simplify app packaging and deployment in Intune. Here's a sneak peek at what's in progress and what's planned: ✅ In Progress (ETA: April 2025) • Support for pre/post-installation scripts

I'll be speaking live tomorrow at 8pm CET about automating device offboarding in Intune, Entra ID, and Autopilot. We'll also explore the Device Offboarding Manager, its future plans, and upcoming MDE support. Looking forward to seeing you there! 📅 Register here: discord.ms-ems.community

I've been getting a lot of messages asking about Windows App support in IntuneBrew. For Windows Apps, I’m building IntuneGet.com, offering the same 1:1 experience as IntuneBrew.

Nearly 100 macOS apps have been successfully uploaded to Intune tenants in just the last 5 hours! 🚀 I love it when everything just works. Uploading macOS apps to Intune doesn’t get any easier than with IntuneBrew.com!

🚀 New Update for IntuneBrew and you’re going to love it! I’ve made it even simpler to upload macOS apps to Intune. Now, you don’t even need to run the IntuneBrew PowerShell script locally!

A few weeks ago, many people were puzzled by Microsoft's announcement of Recall, a feature that automatically takes periodic screenshots of your screen. The primary question Intune Admins had was: How can I disable it?

Introducing the Web Portal for IntuneBrew! The 260 IT admins who joined the waitlist now have exclusive access to the new IntuneBrew Web Portal.

🔍 Unlocking Deeper Insights with Multi-Device Queries in Intune You’re working on incidents and need to identify all devices with outdated BIOS. Or maybe you’re planning a Windows 11 rollout and must find devices without TPM 2.0. Running queries one device at a time? That’s slow and inefficient.

Keeping macOS apps in Intune up to date has always been a challenge -especially knowing when new versions are available. That’s why I’m excited to introduce a solution: IntuneBrew email notifications.

IntuneBrew is Now Fully Automated! 🚀 Some of you have raised a valid point: You don’t want to manually download and run IntuneBrew just to check for macOS app updates in Intune. Well, that’s a thing of the past now! 😉

IntuneBrew is a community effort, not a one-man show. I will always strive to highlight and showcase contributors to the open-source projects. The homepage now does exactly that:

🚀 IntuneBrew.com Update! All 250 registered users for the private preview will be able to log in this Friday! 🎉 You'll have three sign-in options: ✅ GitHub ✅ Google ✅ Email

Hope everyone is having a great weekend so far! It's been a super productive day for me ⚽ I'm really happy with how far we've come with IntuneBrew, and today, I'm releasing a new update featuring a highly requested addition: 🚀 New Feature: -LocalFile Parameter

🚀 Big Milestone for IntuneBrew: 250 Supported Apps! 🎉 Yes, you read that right - IntuneBrew now supports 250 apps! A huge step forward in making app deployments with Intune even smoother and more efficient. But that’s not all. I’ve just released IntuneBrew 0.3.6, packed with improvements:

Inspired by your feedback, IntuneBrew's homepage now highlights the latest updates and provides links to each app's release notes. Stay tuned for much more news in the coming days!

I need help! I'm working on adding release notes to each app in IntuneBrew, and it's more challenging than I expected.

It's Saturday, and you know what that means: time to watch football, code, and work on community projects. Currently, I'm investing a lot of time to make IntuneBrew even better. Here are some of the recent changes:

Here is the link to register for the Private Preview: IntuneBrew.com/waitlist

Tomorrow, I'll announce something exciting about IntuneBrew.com. Here's your chance to secure a spot in the Private Preview before the big reveal. Spots are limited, and we already have over 50 people registered to access the web portal. Yes, you read that right! 😅 Stay tuned for more details.

It's Saturday again, and I hope you're having an awesome day so far. I've just released a new update for the IntuneAssignmentChecker. Changelog for Version 3.1.0: - The HTML Report and all outputs now include "Exclude" Assignments. This was a frequent request, and understandably so! 😀

I'm curious if anyone has automated Advanced Analytics in Intune. I'm considering scenarios where sending emails or notifications to Teams would be beneficial: - A new anomaly has been detected - Devices with a battery health score below 40 - An application crashing on multiple devices

I'm building a new home for IntuneBrew and would like to share my progress so far. IntuneBrew.com will serve as the project's landing page, featuring a Quick Start Guide and an overview of key features.