M365Documentation

A PowerShell module for automatic documentation of Microsoft 365 environments including Intune, Azure AD/Entra ID, Windows 365, Cloud Print, and Information Protection. Exports to Word, HTML, Markdown, JSON, and CSV formats with configuration comparison capabilities for change detection.

Created by

Thomas Kurth

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