🛠️ InToolz

Bulk management for Microsoft Intune — stop clicking a million times.

Import, assign, rename, clean up, and export Intune policies and profiles in bulk — across tenants, in seconds.

Get it from the Microsoft Store · Wiki · Releases

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What can it do?

	Feature	What it does
📥	Import	Copy policies and profiles from one tenant to another via Microsoft Graph
🎯	Assignment	Assign Entra groups to policies and apps in bulk, with optional assignment filters
✏️	Renaming	Add prefixes/suffixes to display names and update descriptions across many items at once
🧹	Cleanup	Mass-delete Intune content with confirmation and progress tracking, including a Find Unassigned scan that surfaces policies and profiles with no group assignments so you can prune them in one go
📄	JSON Export/Import	Export Intune content to JSON files and reimport them — great for backup and version control

Supported content types

Settings Catalog policies Device Compliance policies Device Configuration (OMA-URI) Windows Quality Update policies & profiles Windows Feature Update policies Windows Driver Update policies

Windows AutoPilot enrollment profiles PowerShell scripts Proactive Remediations macOS Shell scripts Apple BYOD enrollment profiles Assignment Filters

Getting started

1. Install — grab it from the Microsoft Store or the Releases page.
2. Authenticate — go to Settings and sign in to your source tenant (read-only) and destination tenant (read-write).
3. Go — pick an operation (Import, Assignment, Renaming, Cleanup, or JSON) and let InToolz do the heavy lifting.

For detailed walkthroughs, check out the wiki.

Building from source

Prerequisites: .NET 8 SDK · Windows App SDK · Windows 10 SDK (build 22621)

git clone https://github.com/Kvikku/IntuneTools.git
cd IntuneTools
dotnet build

Releasing a new version

Version is managed through the <Version> property in IntuneTools.csproj. The Package.appxmanifest identity version is automatically kept in sync via an MSBuild target — no manual update needed.

To ship a new release:

1. Update the <Version> in IntuneTools.csproj (e.g. 1.4.0.0).
2. Commit, push, and tag:

   git add .
   git commit -m "Bump version to 1.4.0.0"
   git tag 1.4.0.0
   git push origin master --tags

3. The Release workflow builds the app for x64 and ARM64, then creates a draft GitHub Release with the zip files attached.
4. Open the draft release on GitHub, add release notes, and publish it.

You can also trigger a release manually from the Actions tab using the Release workflow dispatch.

Roadmap

• Import applications
• Delete duplicate policies/apps
• Delete group assignments
• Bulk add objects to groups

Have an idea? Open an issue — community input shapes the roadmap.

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! Feel free to open issues or submit pull requests.

Acknowledgements

• Emifo — help with the user authentication part

License

MIT — see LICENSE.txt for details.

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⚠️ Heads up: This application is a work in progress. Errors, crashes, and unexpected behaviour can occur. Use at your own risk and always test in a non-production environment first.