Getting Started with Intune Device Compliance Reporting

Managing device compliance at scale is one of the most critical responsibilities for any IT administrator working with Microsoft Intune. Whether you are enforcing BitLocker encryption, requiring up-to-date antivirus definitions, or ensuring devices meet minimum OS version requirements, keeping track of which devices are compliant and which are falling behind can quickly become overwhelming. Govex was built to solve exactly this problem by pulling compliance data from the Microsoft Graph API and presenting it in a clear, actionable format.

With Govex, compliance reporting is no longer a manual exercise of exporting CSVs from the Intune portal and stitching spreadsheets together. The platform automatically syncs device compliance state, policy assignments, and per-setting status into a centralized PostgreSQL database. From there, the dashboard surfaces non-compliant devices immediately, letting you filter by policy, OS platform, or compliance state. You can see at a glance how many devices are compliant, non-compliant, in a grace period, or not yet evaluated.

One of the most powerful aspects of this approach is historical tracking. The Intune admin center shows you a point-in-time snapshot, but Govex retains compliance history so you can identify trends. Is compliance drifting downward after a new policy rollout? Are certain device groups consistently falling out of compliance? These are questions that become easy to answer when you have historical data at your fingertips.

Getting started is straightforward. In the Govex dashboard, click Add Tenant, enter a friendly name for the tenant, and then click Connect with Microsoft. You will be redirected to Microsoft's consent screen where a tenant administrator approves the required Graph API permissions. Once consent is granted, Govex automatically establishes the connection and triggers your first sync. Within minutes you will have a full compliance overview populated in your dashboard. From there, you can configure scheduled syncs to keep data fresh and set up alerts to notify you when compliance drops below your acceptable threshold.