Hello James
Yes, Microsoft Intune provides capabilities to monitor device compliance and check-ins, including the ability to send alerts when a mobile device has not checked in for a specified period, such as 30 days. However, the exact functionality you might be looking for requires a combination of Intune and Azure AD or can be configured within the Microsoft Endpoint Manager admin center through reporting and compliance policies.
Steps to Configure Alerts for Device Check-Ins:
Device Compliance Policies:
- Set up compliance policies in Intune to manage devices according to specific criteria. You can define compliance rules that might include device check-in requirements.
- You can also configure actions for non-compliance, which can include sending alerts.
- Use Intune’s reporting features to monitor device compliance. You can regularly check reports for devices that haven’t checked in recently. - Navigate to **Devices** > **All devices** and view the **Last Check-in** column to see which devices haven’t checked in within the desired timeframe. **Azure AD Sign-in Logs:** - Go to **Azure Active Directory** > **Monitoring** > **Sign-ins**. Here, you can review sign-in activity and identify devices that have not checked in or synced in a while. **Creating Alerts with Azure Monitor:** - If you want automated alerting, you may need to set up a solution using **Azure Monitor** or **Azure Logic Apps**. - Create a query in Azure Monitor (if you are utilizing Azure Log Analytics) to monitor the sign-in or check-in events and set up alerts based on these queries. This would involve: - Creating a Log Analytics workspace. - Collecting device logs related to sign-ins. - Using Kusto Query Language (KQL) to query the logs for devices that have not checked in for more than 30 days. - Configuring alerts based on your queries.
Email Notifications:
- To receive notifications, you can configure Azure Action Groups to send alerts via email or other channels when your query conditions are met.