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Along with several bug fixes, I’ve also added support for Conditional Access documentation.
With a team, we can move faster and think bigger. I’m excited to see what we can build together.
Backup your Intune: TenuVault.com
Maxime, James, and Joery are bringing fresh ideas and a lot of skill to the table.
The goal hasn’t changed. We’re building a backup and restore solution for Intune that’s safe, straightforward, and completely in the admin’s control.
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.
It’s a rare opportunity to keep one foot in the community and the other in product development. And I’m looking forward to what’s next.
Thanks to everyone who’s shared feedback, tested scripts, or helped shape ideas. You’ve made all the difference.
Let’s keep building.
But now, I also get to bring that same mindset into RealmJoin (
Check it out here: www.realmjoin.com/) helping turn real-world automation and app management into a enterprise ready product.
In this new role, I will continue contributing to the community with free tools and automation just as before.
Those who follow my work know I enjoy building tools and scripts for the Intune community. Over the last 2 years, glueckkanja AG has supported that mission giving me the space to solve real problems and share the results as open-source tools.
That won’t change.
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?
Do you have other ideas for scripts that could help the Intune Community?
A straightforward overview of who has admin rights in Intune. Includes unassigned roles, user and group resolution, and scoped access. Helpful for access reviews and audits.
All scripts are free, open-source, and built for admins by an admin.
🔍 Get Intune Audit Logs:
Quickly review recent changes made in Intune. See who did what, when, and whether it succeeded. Optional filters, CSV and HTML exports, and a clear report view help with troubleshooting and compliance.
🔐 Get Intune Role Assignments:
🛠 Create App-Based Groups:
Build Entra ID device groups based on what’s actually installed on your Intune-managed endpoints. Useful for deploying policies or apps only to devices with (or without) certain software. Wildcard support, version filtering, and dry run included.
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:
Visit github.com/ugurkocde/D...
Installing it is super easy: Install-Script DeviceOffboardingManager
Let me know if you’ve already tried it or have ideas for v0.3.
✅ Bulk offboarding with a single confirmation
✅ Choose which services to offboard from
✅ Summary with success/failure stats for all devices
✅ Clickable dashboard with drilldowns
✅ Export everything (search, playbooks, dashboard) to clean CSVs
✅ Permission fixes and better playbook reliability
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?
Visit: IntuneBrew.com
Quickstart in PowerShell: Install-Script IntuneBrew -Force
Source Code: github.com/ugurkocde/I...
✅ Maintains version history and assignment tracking
✅ Helps avoid clutter in your Intune environment
Feedback, ideas, and contributions are always welcome on GitHub.
Thanks to the community that created a PR for this Update.
✅ Supports non-interactive auth which is great for CI/CD, GitHub Actions
✅ No more dependency on Windows dialogs
2. Smarter App Updates with -UseExistingIntuneApp
✅ Replaces existing apps instead of creating duplicates
✅ Keeps pre/post-install scripts and custom configs
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)
Quick start in a PowerShell Session: Install-Script IntuneRBAC -Force
Source Code: github.com/ugurkocde/I...
Got feature ideas or feedback? Drop it in the comments or open an Issue on GitHub. Always happy to improve it together with the community.
Most of these improvements came directly from feedback especially from admins working in large environments where the old version was too slow. Batching and better output handling have made a noticeable difference.
• Parallel group member lookups (finally fast)
• Progress bar with ETA so you know when it’s coffee time
• HTML generation now uses StringBuilder (much quicker)
• Batch Graph API requests for better efficiency
Version 0.4 focuses on performance, usability, and making the output more actionable. A few things that changed:
• Dark Mode toggle with persistent preference
• CSV export for roles, permissions matrix, and security analysis
• Global Search with auto-expand and result highlighting