This article guides you through the process of integrating Intune data into SDP using a Python script.

Prerequisites:  -

1. Python 3.6 or above
   Ensure Python is installed and added to your PATH. Use python --version or python3 --version to verify.

2. Required Python Libraries:

• msal

• requests

• urllib3

3. Install them using:

 pip install msal requests urllib3 

4. Azure and SDP Credentials:

• Client ID, Client Secret, and Tenant ID from Microsoft Graph API.

• SDP API Key and SDP URL.

• To generate an SDP API Key, navigate to:
  ADMIN -> Integration Key -> New

Step 1: Register Application in Intune  

1.1 Create a Client ID and Tenant ID:  

1. Log in to Azure Portal.

2. Navigate to Azure Active Directory > App registrations.

3. Click New registration and:

• Enter your app’s name.

• Keep Accounts in this organizational directory only selected.

• Click Register.

4. Copy the Application (client) ID and Directory (tenant) ID from the app’s overview.

1.2 Create a Client Secret:  

1. Go to Certificates & secrets > Client secrets > New client secret.

2. Provide a description and set Expires to Never.

3. Click Add and copy the client secret value.

1.3 Add Permissions:  

1. Navigate to API permissions > Add a permission.

2. Select Microsoft Graph > Application permissions.

3. Search and select:

• DeviceManagementManagedDevices.Read.All.

4. Click Add permissions and then Grant admin consent for <app name>.

Step 2: Configure the Python Script  

In the provided Python script:

1. Replace placeholders with your details:

• "Your_Client_ID" with your Client ID.

• "Your_Client_Secret" with your Client Secret.

• "Your_Tenant_ID" with your Tenant ID.

• "SDP_URL" with your SDP server URL (e.g., https://abc.mdu.zohocorpin.com, without a trailing /).

• "API_KEY" with the SDP API Key generated in ADMIN -> Integration Key.

2. Map additional fields in SDP:

• Create Additional Fields for {last connected time, imei, phone number, operation system, os version, wifi mac address, eas identifier and uan} under Admin -> Asset Additional Fields if not created.

• In the Python file, search for "def convert_data_to_sdp_asset_json". meta_info will be found below the line. i.e,
  

• make a api call for "/api/v3/assets/_metainfo".

• In the response, search of "udf_fields", it should look something like that
  

• From the response, replace the udf field names with the one from the api response. for example, in this case, python file last_connected_time is mapped with "udf_sline_902" but according to the api response, my api key for LAST CONNECTED TIME is udf_sline_301. so I would replace it and my meta data would look like this.
  
  

   meta_info = { 
   "last_connected_time": "udf_sline_902", 
   ... 
   }  

• Note: for versions above 15100/7700 , please make sure to include them by drag and drop these additional field under Asset product type fields (Admin -> Asset Management -> Product Type)
  
  
  
  
  
  
  

Step 3: Execution  

After completing the configuration, run the script using one of the following commands:

 python SyncIntuneToSDP.py
# or
python3 SyncIntuneToSDP.py 

Ensure the script is run from its directory.