If you want to do this at installation time, you can adapt the process shown in the video, but instead of it being manually triggered, create an incoming webhook instead. In the script that installs your app, wrap up with a call to the webhook.
Thanks Ben and Steve, I have looked at all videos up to this date (soon going to catch up on Season 3 I hope) and this is one of my top 3 videos so far, extremly useful. I got little lost in the Power Automate flow at the end so will have to review that on my own but on a concept level it made 100% sense and be very useful. I did a bot that read Graph enrollment date and then post to slack (or teams) "a new device have enrolled yada yada" and it works 50% so I'm wondering if it is related to local time on device that enroll get changed during the process when joining AzureAD and then my logic fails etc, gotta look more into that but this opens up a new world for the limitations we see in the console.
Hi, I am having similar need which is to create dynamic device group based on membership of the owner enrolling the device, could it be done with this Power Automate ? Not sure how to customize the flow, could you give some advice? Thank you.
I have a question about permissions to add user to groups. Where can we see that this permission is enabled? Or give it to someone? We are getting insufficeint privileges to this step.
There isn't much to talk about really - The Intune object is required because the associated properties just don't exist in the AAD object schema. -- Ben
Sure why not. The point of the video is to show that generally, if you can figure out how to validate your own conditional logic, then you can create your own group memberships. The example of compliance state was just one idea. -- Ben
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Steve's intro was lovely.
Creating a dynamic group based on a specific application or application version that's installed would be great.
If you can figure out how to make your conditional logic pass, then you can use anything for dynamic group memberships in this model.
-- Ben
If you want to do this at installation time, you can adapt the process shown in the video, but instead of it being manually triggered, create an incoming webhook instead. In the script that installs your app, wrap up with a call to the webhook.
could you please explain that part where array filter is used?
Thanks Ben and Steve, I have looked at all videos up to this date (soon going to catch up on Season 3 I hope) and this is one of my top 3 videos so far, extremly useful. I got little lost in the Power Automate flow at the end so will have to review that on my own but on a concept level it made 100% sense and be very useful.
I did a bot that read Graph enrollment date and then post to slack (or teams) "a new device have enrolled yada yada" and it works 50% so I'm wondering if it is related to local time on device that enroll get changed during the process when joining AzureAD and then my logic fails etc, gotta look more into that but this opens up a new world for the limitations we see in the console.
Hi, I am having similar need which is to create dynamic device group based on membership of the owner enrolling the device, could it be done with this Power Automate ? Not sure how to customize the flow, could you give some advice? Thank you.
Is there an easier way to do this now ? its been 2 years....
I have a question about permissions to add user to groups. Where can we see that this permission is enabled? Or give it to someone? We are getting insufficeint privileges to this step.
groupMember.ReadWrite.All
Thanks Steve and Ben for putting this video together.
Is it possible to add a User to the Group instead of a device?
Do you have a video explaining about the differences Intune object and AAD object, always seeing duplicates when adding devices to groups
There isn't much to talk about really - The Intune object is required because the associated properties just don't exist in the AAD object schema.
-- Ben
Could you use Power Automate to change an AAD group membership based on an AD group membership?
Sure why not. The point of the video is to show that generally, if you can figure out how to validate your own conditional logic, then you can create your own group memberships. The example of compliance state was just one idea.
-- Ben