Abitity to warn a user via a custom notification via sms, email or message on screen.

It would be nice if PowerShell was supported to manage the service.

The classic Intune portal allows administrators to set up email notifications. For example, if a computer has a malware detection, a definition is outdated, or a scan hasn't been done in a while. The Intune Azure portal has no functionality for notifications, so enrolled devices could have issues - malware, compliance etc, but an administrator would have to review the inventory of devices to be made aware

We need searching ability by EMEI or Phone Number. Now, I can search by only Device Name. Changing device name is not possible under current console.

I would like to see bulk actions for devices in Intune. For example select more than one device and have action like on a single device (as in the menu under the "more" button). This could be Sync, Restart, Quick Scan, Full Scan or Update signatures. I would leave Factory reset or Fresh start as a single device action only. Please consider!

Hi Team,

please add a filter option for managed apps in Intune.

The actual view is confusing, especially if you have more than a few apps.

It would be very helpful to have filters for iOS / Android / Windows.

Thanks a lot.

Cheers,

Thorsten

Today it is very hard to add multiple policies / configurations / apps to groups.

Please provide us with checkboxes to apply a set of polices to a group, instead of doing this one by one. This would be a huge improvement in UI.

Thank you!

With best regards,

Thorsten

For a Large enterprise its Difficult to keep a track of App expiry date and notify the vendors or relevant dev teams. In Classic portal earlier we could apply the filters and get a consolidated report of app about to expire in next 40 days.

Same feature does not imply in Azure Admin console , We have to manually check the App expiry for iOS provisioning profiles.

When an end user account is set to auto-expire, this will also perform a selective wipe on the end user devices on the date/time the expiration was set.

Scope Groups limit the Security Groups that role members can target for assignment or (most) remote task operations. That’s all that Scope Groups do today.

The ability to add scope tags to objects as part of role assignments, which would allow to limit the compliance policies that can be managed to the corresponding member security groups for that role assignment

Within Intune you link devices to users. But when we are in the overview of the devices, there is no column to view which device is linked to which user. We need to open the device to view that information. Is it possible to add this column to the devices view?

It would be great if you could upload a ADMX template into MDM, and set the settings by GUI. The OMA URI settings are difficult to set, and take lots and lots of time. If you could set the polices by GUI and Intune would take care for the translation to OMA URI, this would make everyting much easier, for example the configuration of Internet Explorer, Office ProPlus and Google Chrome.

In the Azure Intune portal you can filter devices by whatever column, but you can't sort by anything other than device name.
I would personally find it very helpful to be able to sort by email address or OS version without exporting it and loading up excel.

I would like Intune to allow me to make custom alerts that are emailed to admins. For example, being able to get emailed a list of devices that haven't been updated in the last 21 days.

When assigning remote control tasks för an Intune Role and setting a scope they can see all the devices but can only control the devices in the scope. I would like it if they couldn't even see the devices that's not in the scope.

Can we add the ability to Sort on the Columns when drilling down to a subset of data? right now you have to export the data, open i Excel and filter manually. This will go a long way to help reviewing data faster within the console.
Also it would be nice if we had enough real estate when adding all the columns or if the real estate could adjust so you can see all the data

We should have option to auto trigger some action like email notification, device or powershell command when certain compliance policy is not met.

Like if my device is enrolled with full compliance check, tomorrow I jail broke my device. Although in compliance check my device will show "non compliant" but it doesn't prevent me to access any managed application or data. I see it is a big security concern.

Ideally as soon as device non compliant none of the managed content should be accessible.

Under "Devices - Device cleanup rules" it would be nice to be able to segregate/filter rules based on device ownership.

eg. Delete 'personally' owned devices after '120' days of inactivity.

Or the option to create your own custom rules would be handy.