Document Versions

Version	Date	Author	Description
v1.0	02/01/2023	Florent Martinier	First version
v1.1	02/09/2023	Florent Martinier	Adding the application ID in the consent link
v1.2	03/06/2023	Florent Martinier	Adding data collected by the connector + JSON example of backbone API
v2.0	05/10/2023	Réda Pengam	Standardization
v2.1	01/29/2025	Florent Martinier	Add questions to ask before setup

Introduction

Intune is an enterprise inventory management tool. Sopht may need to access inventory data from some clients to perform appropriate calculations. That's why it may be necessary to set up a connector to link a client's Intune inventory to the Sopht database.

This document serves as a user manual, providing clients with the necessary information to set up the connector and enable Sopht to interface with their Intune inventory.

Questions to ask before following the procedure

Should the data be filtered? By entity, BU, geographical location?
Provide the number of equipment by category (how many laptops, desktops, monitors, etc.) ⇒ To verify the quality of received data.
Are there risks of collisions/duplicates with other connectors to be implemented?

Data required by Sopht

Retrieval of the tenant (client) ID

If Intune is managed from an Azure Active Directory, it is necessary to provide Sopht with your client ID registered in AAD. This is the field: tenantId

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Access Authorization to Sopht

The Sopht connector connects to the Microsoft Graph API to retrieve inventory data from Intune. The following right is required for the connector to be able to retrieve Intune data:

DeviceManagementManagedDevices.Read.All

To validate this right to read client data, it is necessary to obtain the consent of an administrator. Sopht will send you a link like the following:

https://login.microsoftonline.com/<tenantId>/adminconsent?client_id=a15ff4e2-05ac-4023-ad05-6418041af111

Upon accessing the link, you should see a screen similar to this: