Intune Autopilot Group Tags Automation with Azure Runbooks

In today's fast-paced IT environment, managing device identities efficiently is crucial. With Microsoft Intune and Windows Autopilot, organizations can streamline their device management processes. However, setting group tags for each device can be a tedious task. This is where automation comes into play, particularly through the use of Azure Runbooks. Our PowerShell script, designed to run as an Azure Runbook, automates the process of setting group tags for Windows Autopilot device identities in Microsoft Intune. By leveraging the capabilities of Azure Automation and the Microsoft Graph API, this script offers a seamless and efficient way to manage device identities. It ensures that each device is correctly tagged, which is essential for group policy assignments and device management strategies. In the following sections, we'll dive into the details of how the script works, its prerequisites, and the step-by-step process to deploy it as an Azure Runbook. Whether you're an IT professional looking to optimize your device management workflow or just interested in the potential of Azure Automation, this post will provide valuable insights and practical guidance.

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What I’ve Learned This Week #2 – WinGet, Logic Apps, Microsoft Graph API, M365 Apps

BackgroundUse WinGet with the Import switchGetting current Time and Date in a Logic AppHow to handle Null when expecting string in Logic AppHow to get Intune Powershell Scripts and Proactive Remediation Scripts from Microsoft GraphHow to assign permissions to Managed Identities for Microsoft GraphHow to publish Office templates in a…

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How to Find App Bundle ID for iOS Apps

Background Sometimes when working with Intune you will come across settings that require you to supply the App Bundle ID for apps you want to configure.The documentation for Intune has a list of all build-in apps from Apple and can be found here. An example of when this would be…

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