Show user dialog with Endpoint Analytics (Smartphone Replacement Tool)

Show user dialog with Endpoint Analytics (Smartphone Replacement Tool)

Show user dialog with Endpoint Analytics (Smartphone Replacement Tool)

Sometimes the most underrated way to drive change in a fleet is to just talk to the user. Endpoint Analytics surfaces all kinds of useful insights — battery health, boot performance, application reliability — but those signals only become action when they reach the right person at the right moment. The Smartphone Replacement Tool is a small wrapper I built around that idea: trigger a clean, branded dialog on the user’s PC the next time they log on, with a contextual message and a clear next step. The technical scaffolding is intentionally simple: a Win32-deployed tool with a WPF frontend, an Intune Proactive Remediation that decides who sees the dialog, and an analytics-driven trigger.

It is not always easy to reach users via email or other channels. When there are projects running to exchange e.g. smartphones or migrations of files from a network drive to a SharePoint it is hard to reach the users and get an answer. Intune provides with Endpoint Analytics a very good on board tool to easily reach users via a user dialog. In this blog I will show how you can use this with the example of a smartphone exchange. The dialog and the method can be adapted to many other use cases.

Show user dialog with Endpoint Analytics (Smartphone Replacement Tool)
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Intune Tool Box – Rebuild of Intune in PowerShell

Intune Tool Box – Rebuild of Intune in PowerShell

Intune Tool Box – Rebuild of Intune in PowerShell

This post introduces the Intune Tool Box — my open-source attempt at Rebuilding Intune in PowerShell. It is a modular collection of PowerShell scripts that wrap the most common Intune admin operations (devices, apps, policies, assignments) so you can run them from your terminal instead of clicking through the admin centre.

I think everyone who works with Intune on a daily basis knows the situation that they would like to have a simple feature that would simplify their daily work. In order to close exactly these gaps I decided to code my own tool with many small features that would make the life for Intune admins easier. This was the birth of the Intune Tool Box. This tool is a WPF application that is written in PowerShell. The app has the same design as Intune but offers small helpers for the daily work.

The good thing is that this app is built in such a way that it can be easily extended at any time. If you have any features in your mind that you are missing in Intune console but is possible to solve this via graph so let me know that I can add this to the app. My plan is to develop the app step by step and bring in new cool features.

Intune Tool Box – Rebuild of Intune in PowerShell
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