Power BI reporting for Microsoft Intune

Device health, compliance, and application dashboards that connect directly to your Intune environment via the Microsoft Graph API. No agents on endpoints. No vendor portal. Your data stays in your Power BI workspace.

See everything in your Intune environment

BI for Intune provides pre-built Power BI dashboards that pull data directly from your Microsoft Intune tenant using native Microsoft APIs. No data warehouse. No ETL pipeline. No agents on endpoints. Just connect your Azure AD app registration, configure the dataset, and you have production-ready reports.

Reports update automatically on your Power BI refresh schedule, giving you always-current visibility into device health, compliance status, software inventory, and update deployment progress.

Unlike competitor reporting tools that require you to send your Intune data to a vendor-hosted portal, BI for Intune delivers reports directly in your Power BI workspace — governed by your Microsoft 365 tenant policies, your row-level security, and your sharing rules. Your data never leaves your environment.

Quick facts

Data collection
Native Microsoft APIs — no agents on endpoints
Data source
Microsoft Graph API (delegated or application permissions)
Reporting
Power BI native — your workspace, your governance
Setup time
Under 1 hour (Azure AD app + dataset config)
Current version
v65.0
Pricing
Annual subscription based on managed device count

See it in action

A walkthrough of the dashboards, data connections, and reporting capabilities included with BI for Intune.

Report categories

Device Health

OS versions, hardware models, storage, encryption, Autopilot enrollment status, and last check-in across all managed devices.

Compliance

Policy compliance status by device, OS, model, and policy — with drill-through to individual non-compliant settings.

Discovered Applications

Software inventory across your entire fleet. See what's installed, version distribution, and identify unmanaged applications.

Windows Update for Business

Feature update ring status, quality update compliance, deployment progress, and devices needing attention.

Custom Inventory

Extend reporting with PowerShell-based inventory scripts for BitLocker, local admins, monitors, USB devices, and more.

Log Analytics Integration

Connect to Azure Log Analytics for extended data retention and advanced querying capabilities.

Why Power BI — not a vendor portal

Some competitors build proprietary reporting dashboards and market against Power BI. But delivering reports in Power BI is an advantage, not a limitation:

Data stays in your environment

Power BI workspaces are governed by your Microsoft 365 tenant policies — not a vendor's infrastructure.

No additional tool to learn

Your IT team already uses Power BI. Our dashboards appear right alongside existing reports.

Full customization

Add your own pages, filters, slicers, and visuals to our templates. Vendor portals give you what they give you.

Enterprise governance built in

Row-level security, workspace sharing, sensitivity labels, and audit logging — all handled by existing Microsoft 365 policies.

The endpoint management dashboard your IT team needs

IT teams evaluating Intune reporting tools often start with the built-in admin center reports, only to discover they can't create custom views, cross-reference compliance with hardware inventory, or track discovered apps alongside device health. BI for Intune bridges this gap with a Power BI Intune template built on a star-schema data model — designed so you can create any report without writing code.

Whether you need Intune compliance reporting for audit preparation, Intune device inventory for asset management, or a complete Intune hardware inventory Power BI solution, BI for Intune provides pre-built dashboards and the data model to build your own. Track Intune discovered apps across your entire fleet, monitor Windows Update deployment, and merge Intune data with Defender and SCCM datasets for a true single-pane-of-glass view.

Organizations migrating from Configuration Manager will find BI for Intune invaluable for SCCM to Intune migration reporting — compare device populations across both platforms and track co-management status as you transition.

Combined with BI for Defender, you also get full Intune vulnerability reporting — correlating CVE exposure, threat detections, and security posture with the device inventory you already have in BI for Intune. No other endpoint management dashboard gives you this level of cross-platform visibility while keeping all data in your tenant.

Get started with BI for Intune

Try BI for Intune with a free trial license and have your first dashboards running in under an hour.