Automatic Intune Documentation with GraphAPI

In the last time I had more and more Intune projects. Like in any other projects at some point you should start documenting the implementation. This is taking a lot of time and often doesn’t reflect the real settings for a long time, because the settings were changed again. Therefore I created a  documentation script, which will create a word file with all the necessary information in seconds. The document is at the moment not well formatted, but is perfect to copy the information to your concept.

Current Features:

• Configuration Policies
• Compliance Policies
• Device Enrollment Restrictions
• Terms and Conditions
• Applications (Only Assigned)

In the background I use the MS Graph API which is really helpful for such tasks.

Usage of Intune Documentation Script

Install-Module IntuneDocumentation
Invoke-IntuneDocumentation -FullDocumentationPath c:\temp\IntuneDoc.docx

Install-Module Microsoft.Graph.Intune
Install-Module PSWord

Thanks to

@Microsoftgraph for the PowerShell Examples: https://github.com/microsoftgraph/powershell-intune-samples

@guidooliveira for the PSWord Module, which enables the creation of the Word file. https://github.com/guidooliveira/PSWord

@mirkocolemberg for the help and testing of the script.

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Thomas Kurth

Principal Workplace Consultant | MVP at baseVISION AG

I’m a consultant, trainer and architect for modern workplace and enterprise mobility projects with Microsoft Technologies in the past eight years. I love to push and design the modern workplace based on Windows 10, EM&S and O365 for my customers which is the only answer for the current security threats, agile world and the fast-changing business requirements of my customers. Important for me is to simplify and automate the operational processes, because there are the highest costs.

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