Microsoft has made improvements to Intune device compliance reports, including modernizing the reporting infrastructure, providing a consistent and simple report experience, and updating the compliance policy monitoring experience.
Updated experience for Intune device compliance reports
Intune customer success is providing an updated experience for device compliance reports. This update focuses on modernizing the reporting infrastructure, providing a consistent and simple report experience, and updating the compliance policy monitoring experience.
Modernizing the compliance reporting infrastructure
To improve consistency between reports, Intune is consolidating back-end data sources. This will make queries more efficient and standardize all compliance reports to show only one compliance state per device. Additionally, this update will add Linux support to all compliance reports.
Simplifying the reporting experience
The updates to the infrastructure, coupled with improvements to the user interface tools, will support efficient paging for reports with many rows, exporting data in CSV format, searching for partial values in all columns, and filtering columns that have a constant set of values.
Updating the compliance policy monitoring experience
The overview and properties experience for compliance policies is being redesigned to be a similar reporting experience for device configuration profiles and the overall new Devices experience. This includes a device compliance summary in bar chart format and a link to a refreshed Per-setting status report.
Additional improvements and updates
Intune has already made improvements to the Device compliance, Device compliance trends, Noncompliant devices and settings, Devices without compliance policy, Noncompliant devices, Policy noncompliance, Device compliance, and Retire noncompliant device reports and monitors.
We hope these improvements enhance your management experience, stay tuned to What’s new in Intune for the release!
Microsoft Intune is making updates to device compliance reports to help improve the management experience. These updates include modernizing the reporting infrastructure, simplifying the reporting experience, and updating the compliance policy monitoring experience. Modernizing the infrastructure will make queries more efficient and add Linux support to all compliance reports. Simplifying the reporting experience will support efficient paging, exporting data in CSV format, searching for partial values, and filtering columns. The overview and properties experience for compliance policies is being redesigned to be a similar reporting experience for device configuration profiles and the overall new Devices experience. Intune has already made improvements to several reports and monitors and will be releasing new versions of the Policy compliance and Setting compliance reports.
These updates will help improve the management experience and make it easier for admins to access the data they need. Stay tuned to What’s new in Intune for the release!
Key points from the article:
- Consolidating back-end data sources to improve consistency between reports
- Standardizing all compliance reports to show one compliance state per device
- Supporting policies based on the settings catalog, including Linux support
- Efficient paging for reports with many rows
- Redesigning the overview and properties experience for compliance policies
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