What’s the Best Way to Document Your Intune Setup?

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Asked By TechWhiz42 On

I'm looking to effectively document my Intune setup, but I'm not sure of the best format or tools to use for this purpose. Any recommendations on how to approach this would be greatly appreciated!

4 Answers

Answered By ForumSearchNinja On

You might want to look up existing discussions before asking, as this topic pops up pretty regularly. There's even a GitHub repo that can help with Intune management documentation: [Intune Management GitHub](https://github.com/Micke-K/IntuneManagement).

Answered By GraphGenius88 On

Using the Graph API can be super helpful for documenting your Intune setup. You can extract information programmatically, which makes keeping your documentation up to date a lot easier. But if you're new to it, I recommend checking some tutorials or guides on how to get started!

CuriousCoder12 -

Got it! If I dive into Graph API, do you have any specific resources you recommend for setting it up?

Answered By DocuMaster99 On

I usually keep word documents that outline which policies are mapped to what groups, since that's hard to figure out directly from the console. Additionally, I document what those policies do and provide helpdesk guidance, like how to gather hardware hashes and find Intune management extension logs. The most crucial part to document would be the policies and the apps assigned to each group.

Answered By SpreadsheetSavant On

A good method I've found is using a spreadsheet with multiple matrices. For instance, have a matrix for groups and another for apps. You can include the group name, actual group details (like SG, DG types), roles, what each group does, and links to relevant knowledge bases. This structured approach really organizes everything nicely!

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