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Intune Reporting Solution Brief
Two pages on this decision: what to measure, who has to sign it off, and what should be true before you commit. Free, and written to be forwarded.
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Intune reporting tool for Microsoft Intune.
Someone changed an Intune policy. See who, when and what it was before.
A compliance policy changes and devices start failing. EtherInsights shows who changed it, when and what it was before, and puts around thirty report families, a per-device timeline and scheduled packs in one view.
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- Who and when
- Every Intune policy change, with the person, the time and the setting before
- ~30
- Intune report families in one view, with a per-device timeline
- MSP-ready
- Multi-tenant reporting, exports and stakeholder summaries
Someone changed an Intune policy. Who, when, and what was it before?
Native reports are excellent for current status. They say less about who changed a policy last week and what it said before.
What is happening
One edit reaches every device.
A compliance or configuration change applies to every assigned device at its next check-in.
Why it gets missed
Reporting becomes assembly work.
Someone pulls the same compliance, app, update and enrolment views every week and pastes them together.
What good looks like
Every change with a name, and reports on a schedule.
Who changed each policy and what it was before, for most policy types, around thirty report families, a per-device timeline and packs sent on a schedule.
The Monday Intune pack, built once.
The export, paste and rebuild routine gives way to one view of every report family and a pack that sends itself every week.
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- Monday, eight o'clock.
- Intune report, final version nine.
- And the review is at half past nine.
- More than thirty Intune reports, without rebuilding the same spreadsheet every week.
- EtherInsights brings reports and device history into one place.
- Build your report pack, schedule it and send a branded copy to the people who need it.
- Every Monday at seven o'clock it is emailed to four recipients.
- Two and a half hours before the review.
- When a device has a problem, open its record.
- It opens on what needs attention: not compliant, BitLocker is off.
- Then see recent actions, audit activity and finding history.
- Get the information ready before the next meeting.
- Try EtherInsights free for fourteen days on your own tenant.
- Monday morning and the spreadsheet rebuild
- More than thirty Intune reports in one place
- Build and schedule a branded report pack
- Delivered before the review, then a device with a problem
- A device record: needs attention, recent actions, history
- Get the information ready before the next meeting
See endpoint reporting evidence.
A focused walkthrough of Intune reporting, device risk, readiness, and endpoint evidence in EtherInsights.
Compliance, configuration and patch health, on one Intune dashboard.
Device compliance, configuration, application and patch health, open issues by severity and category, and the operating systems in use, with a report behind each widget.
Who changed which policy
For most Intune policy types, each change with the person, the time and the setting before, and one setting put back on its own.
Device compliance
Compliant, non-compliant, in grace period, and policy-gap devices.
App deployment status
Installs, failures, pending deployments and required assignments.
Update rings and patching
Ring progress, driver updates, patch backlog and failures.
Enrolment and onboarding
Enrolment failures, stale devices, Autopilot blockers.
Per-device timeline
Compliance, updates, apps, encryption, TPM and certificates in one place.
Start here
Stop rebuilding the same Intune report every week.
See this working on your own tenant.
Four things you can check on your own tenant.
Seats nobody uses. Changes nobody noticed. AI nobody approved. EtherInsights finds all three across your Microsoft estate, gives each one an owner, and keeps the proof. From £0.79 a user a month.
Seats, changes and AI, one price.
Seats nobody uses, changes nobody noticed and AI nobody approved, found in one platform. The waste becomes one annual figure your finance lead can read, with a date to beat: your renewal.
£0.79 per licensed user per month, whole platform
Try it on your own tenant today.
Your tenant, your number, 14 days. Connect read-only and see real findings in the first session.
14-day free trial on your own tenant. Cancel inside the trial.
An owner on every finding.
Each finding says what to cut, who owns it and what it is worth. The savings report tracks what was actually cut.
A savings report with an owner, an action and a value on every line
Nothing fails silently.
Every leaver closed, checked and filed. Every check says what it couldn't read: anything unread shows as "Not read", never as zero. Read-only by default, and changes are opt-in, run under your own admin's delegated sign-in.
ISO 27001, ISO 9001 and ISO/IEC 42001
A UK software company for the Microsoft estate. Listed by Microsoft as a Windows 365 partner, on Microsoft Marketplace, and certified to ISO 27001, ISO 9001 and ISO/IEC 42001.
About EfficientEther
See who changed it, and stop rebuilding the weekly report.
Scheduled reporting cuts the time spent rebuilding weekly service and audit packs.
£0.79per licensed user / month
Whole platform, one price. You pay for licensed users only. A licensed user is an account that is switched on and holds any Microsoft licence, such as E3. Volume and MSP pricing on request.
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Questions people ask first.
Microsoft facts on this page are checked against Microsoft Learn. Glossary of terms
Intune reporting is the set of reports, exports, and dashboards used to understand device compliance, app deployment, update status, enrolment health, policy state, and endpoint risk across Microsoft Intune. It turns raw endpoint signals into action lists for support, audit, service review, and governance work.
Guides and analysis on this topic
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Why Your Intune Device Count Is Wrong
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Microsoft 365 · 21 Sept 2026
Tenant Configuration Backup: What Microsoft Covers, and For How Long
Microsoft backs up tenant configuration and keeps up to seven days of history. Here is what that covers, what it does not, and how to close the gap.
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Product updates · 9 Jul 2026
EfficientEther Expands EtherInsights with Security, Copilot Readiness, and Endpoint Assessments
EfficientEther expands EtherInsights with Microsoft 365 security posture, Copilot readiness, and endpoint assessments that return scored findings in minutes.
Read articleSee it on your own tenant this week.
Start on your own, see it with a practitioner, or ask the question procurement will ask. Every path has a person behind it and a published price.
- TodayConnect read-only in about seven minutes. Nothing in your tenant changes.
- First sessionFindings appear as the scan runs, each with a monthly figure and an owner.
- Day 14Keep the plan or cancel.
See what your Microsoft estate is wasting.
Connect your own tenant with read-only consent. Licence, Azure and Cloud PC findings appear in the first session.
- 14-day free trial on your own tenant
- Read-only by default, actions opt-in
- ISO 27001, 9001 and 42001
Next: sign in with Microsoft and approve read-only access. About seven minutes to connect.
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