Advanced Insights (ConfigMgr)

Would be nice to be able to click on the row or number of executions for a task to see which devices it ran on.

University of Toronto Mississauga is looking to integrate ServiceNow API with advance insights that can pull the live data to its dashboard on a weekly/monthly basis.

Would be useful to get the Asset Tag data from the BIOs in the Hardware details area of a device (Similar to how it displays the serial number.)

I'd love if it was possible to take a collection being used to filter information and have it filtered with another collection like how limiting collection works in MECM. For example, I have collections that are used to set maintenance windows; I'...

Advanced Insights only uses info obtained by Configuration Manager - which is usually the first IPv4 & IPv6 address. In cases of using a VPN would be nice to see all network info and IP's, as sometimes Configuration Manager will show the users...

Hello team, a quick win request, about local admin All consummers in french side have their local admin group named by Windows "Administrateurs" Today only these groups are inventoried to list local admin : Administrators', 'Administratoren', 'Adm...

I was wondering if it would be a light lift to add the ability to search a 'Managed Device' by IP address. We're aware of the information inside the 'network' node of the device so I was hoping it'd be easy-ish to add. The need would be my network...

When checking updates and deployment status for a deployed update, being able to view the current version can help determine the best course of action to get a machine that isn't updating to the latest version.

Currently you can only use the server DB name however in SQL AO the server may be the passive node. Being able to use the Listener name will automatically connect to the active node.

If we go to the ConfigMgr console, right click a device/collection/app/software update/etc and choose "View in Advanced Insights", it opens in a separate web browser. Can this be made to open in the console itself? That would keep things in one pl...