New-PsIntuneDeviceReport.ps1
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function New-PsIntuneDeviceReport { <# .SYNOPSIS Quick Report version of Write-PsIntuneDeviceReport .DESCRIPTION Yeah. What he said .PARAMETER UserName User account to use for AzureAD and Intune tenant .PARAMETER ReportName Title to include in the report filename .PARAMETER DeviceOS Filter devices by operating system. Options: Android, iOS, Windows, All. Default is All .PARAMETER OutputFolder Path for output file. Default is current user Documents path .PARAMETER Show Open results in Excel (if Excel is installed on the machine where script is executed) .EXAMPLE New-PsIntuneDeviceReport -UserName "john@contoso.com" -ReportName "Contoso" -DeviceOS 'Windows' .LINK https://github.com/Skatterbrainz/psIntune/blob/master/docs/New-PsIntuneDeviceReport.md #> [CmdletBinding()] param ( [parameter(Mandatory)][ValidateNotNullOrEmpty()][string] $UserName, [parameter(Mandatory)][ValidateNotNullOrEmpty()][string] $ReportName, [parameter()][string][ValidateSet('All','Windows','Android','iOS')] $DeviceOS = 'All', [parameter()][string] $OutputFolder = "$([System.Environment]::GetFolderPath('Personal'))", [parameter()][boolean] $Show = $False ) try { Write-Host "collecting Intune device hardware information..." $devs = Get-psIntuneDevice -UserName $UserName -Detail Detailed -DeviceOS $DeviceOS -ShowProgress:$True Write-Host "collecting Azure AD device inventory..." $adevs = Get-psIntuneAzureADDevices -UserName $UserName -ShowProgress:$True Write-Host "collecting Intune device software inventory..." $apps = Get-psIntuneDeviceApps -Devices $devs -UserName $UserName -ShowProgress:$True Write-Host "publishing inventory report..." Write-psIntuneDeviceReport -IntuneDevices $devs -IntuneApps $apps -AadDevices $adevs -OutputFolder $OutputFolder -ReportName $ReportName -DeviceOS $DeviceOS -Overwrite:$True -Show:$Show } catch { Write-Error $_.Exception.Message } } |