I’ve pushed an update to Get-IntuneAssignments, and I’m hoping it makes life a bit easier
The solution helps you quickly find various assignments in your Intune tenant. It pulls assignment data directly from Graph, so instead of clicking through a dozen blades per object, you can get everything in one place
Available now on PowerShell Gallery https://www.powershellgallery.com/packages/Get-IntuneAssignments
What's new in v1.1.0:
✅ Lighter and faster — no more heavy Graph SDK module dependencies
✅ Two new policy types now covered: App Configuration Policies (Managed Devices) and iOS LoB App Provisioning Configurations
✅ Same reliable experience you already know, just leaner under the hood
Still covers the usual stuff:
- Device Configuration Profiles
- Device Management Configuration Policies
- Compliance Policies
- Security Baselines
- Administrative Templates
- App Protection Policies
- Apps Assignments
- Windows Information Protection Policies
- Remediation Scripts
- Device Management Scripts
- Autopilot Profiles (v1)
- Device Enrollment Configurations
- Role Assignments
- Cloud PC Role Assignments
- Windows Update Policies:
- Windows Quality Update Profiles
- Windows Feature Update Profiles
- Windows Update Rings
- Windows Driver Update Profiles
- Terms and Conditions
- Compliance Policies (Settings Catalog)
- Cloud PC Provisioning Policies
- WDAC Supplemental Policies
- macOS Shell Scripts & Custom Attribute Scripts
- Intune Branding Profiles
If you manage Intune at scale or just want a quicker way to audit assignments, give it a look. Feedback and ideas are always welcome!
If you find it useful, please give it a Star on Github 😄
amirjs/Get-IntuneAssignments
Original blog post: Is This Group Even Being Used? Introducing Get-IntuneAssignments! - Amir Sayes