AutopilotSnap is a free, browser-based tool for technicians preparing Windows devices. Scan the Windows Autopilot QR code, review the detected device, and generate a CSV (Manufacturer, Model, Serial) to upload to Intune as corporate device identifiers. No sign-in, no backend, and all data stays in your browser. This independent community project is not affiliated with or endorsed by Microsoft.
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OIB Deployer automates the deployment of OpenIntuneBaseline configurations within Microsoft Intune, enabling rapid, repeatable rollouts of baseline security policies and device configurations. It supports policy templating, script deployment, and integration with community-provided baseline content, with built-in logging and error reporting for auditability. Ideal for IT admins seeking consistent, scalable endpoint security across devices.
RepoFabric is a self-hosted WinGet source platform for Microsoft-managed fleets. It provides Entra ID sign-in, one-click Intune policy export (DesktopAppInstaller CSP) to point endpoints to a private source, Azure Arc readiness, and a GUI admin console. It also offers a REST API and a 48-cmdlet PowerShell module, GitOps manifests, scheduled sync, and LAN peer-caching to reduce bandwidth.
A web-based tool that generates PowerShell scripts for network drive mapping on Intune-managed Windows 10 devices. Converts existing Group Policy drive exports to Intune-compatible scripts, supports security group filtering with nested groups, and enables recurring execution.
Converts Administrative Template policies to Settings Catalog — reads your existing policies and creates the equivalent Settings Catalog profiles with the same settings and values.