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How Intune Settings Catalog Profile Report Supports IT Admins

How Intune Settings Catalog Profile Report Supports IT Admins

Written By Jitesh Kumar
Last Updated June 30, 2026
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Key Takeaways

  • Gives an overall view of device configuration policies in Microsoft Intune
  • Shows policy status in a single summary chart
  • See detailed device and user reports
  • Instantly shows Success, Error, Conflict, Not Applicable, and In Progress status
  • Helps you confirm whether the policy deployment is working as expected
  • Saves time compared to checking devices individually

Let’s check the Intune Settings Catalog Profile Report in the Intune portal. This report gives a clear overview of your device configuration policy, helping with easy monitoring and reporting. From the overview page, you can quickly see the status of your Settings Catalog policy, including deployment results and key properties all in one place.

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How the Intune Settings Catalog Profile Report Supports IT Admins

The Intune Settings Catalog Profile Report helps IT admins by providing instant validation of whether a policy is successfully deployed or if any errors exist. It speeds up troubleshooting by identifying failed or conflicting settings without the need to check devices individually. The report offers better visibility with both device-level and setting-level status details, saving time by reducing manual verification efforts.

  • Login to Intune admin center https://intune.microsoft.com/
  • Navigate to Devices > Windows > Configuration
  • In the list, select the policy you created using the Settings Catalog to check the report.
  • The Profile type column shows Settings Catalog.
  • For Example – We are selecting the Disable settings agent policy. To make it easier to find specific settings, you can search for a keyword.
How Intune Settings Catalog Profile Report Supports IT Admins - Fig.1
How Intune Settings Catalog Profile Report Supports IT Admins – Fig.1

Intune Policy Deployment Status

When you select the policy in the Intune portal, the Device Status section displays a clear summary of the policy state along with its properties. By selecting View Report, you can see detailed deployment results. In this case, 2 devices have successfully checked in and applied the policy.

There are 0 errors reported, no conflicts detected, and no devices marked as not applicable. Additionally, there are no deployments in progress. Overall, the report confirms a 100% successful deployment for all targeted devices, giving admins confidence that the policy is working as expected.

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How Intune Settings Catalog Profile Report Supports IT Admins - Fig.2
How Intune Settings Catalog Profile Report Supports IT Admins – Fig.2

Device Level Details in the Intune Report

After clicking View Report, you will see detailed information for the two targeted devices. The report displays the device name, logged-in user, check-in status, and last report modification time. Both devices show a Success check-in status, confirming that the policy has been applied correctly.

  • This view helps admins verify which specific devices received the policy and when they last reported their status, making monitoring and validation much easier.
How Intune Settings Catalog Profile Report Supports IT Admins - Fig.3
How Intune Settings Catalog Profile Report Supports IT Admins – Fig.3

Detailed Device Status and Error Information

After clicking on one of the device names in the report, you can view more detailed information about that specific device. This includes the device name, deployment status, and any associated error code if applicable. This detailed view helps IT admins quickly understand whether the policy was successfully applied or if there were issues that need troubleshooting, providing deeper insight into individual device compliance.

How Intune Settings Catalog Profile Report Supports IT Admins - Fig.4
How Intune Settings Catalog Profile Report Supports IT Admins – Fig.4

Filter Devices by Check-In Status

The report also provides a Check-in Status filter that allows you to refine the results based on deployment state. This filtering capability helps IT admins focus only on problematic or required statuses, making troubleshooting and monitoring more efficient without scrolling through all devices.

Check in Status
Select All
Success
Error
Conflict
Not Applicable
Unknow
In progress
How Intune Settings Catalog Profile Report Supports IT Admins – Table 1
How Intune Settings Catalog Profile Report Supports IT Admins - Fig.5
How Intune Settings Catalog Profile Report Supports IT Admins – Fig.5

Customize Report View using Column Filter

The Columns option in the report allows you to customize the information displayed in the device status view. This column filter feature helps IT admins focus only on relevant details, making the report cleaner, more organized, and easier to analyze.

Columns
Logged in user
Check-in status
Manufacturer
Model
Platform
Filter
Last report modification time
How Intune Settings Catalog Profile Report Supports IT Admins – Table 2
How Intune Settings Catalog Profile Report Supports IT Admins - Fig.6
How Intune Settings Catalog Profile Report Supports IT Admins – Fig.6

Export Configuration Policy Devices Report

The Export option allows you to download the configuration policy devices report as a compressed CSV (.csv) file. When you select Export, the report includes all the currently selected columns and any applied filters. This makes it easy for IT admins to share deployment results, maintain documentation, perform deeper analysis in Excel, or keep records for audit and compliance purposes.

ExportDetails
The Export configuration policy devices report will export all selected columns and rows with filters applied to a compressed comma-separated values (.csv) file. Do you want to continue?Yes
How Intune Settings Catalog Profile Report Supports IT Admins – Table 3
How Intune Settings Catalog Profile Report Supports IT Admins - Fig.7
How Intune Settings Catalog Profile Report Supports IT Admins – Fig.7

Download and Access the Exported Report

Once you export the configuration policy devices report, a compressed CSV file is added to your download tray and automatically saved to your computer. After the export is completed, a notification message appears confirming “Export completed.” You can then extract the downloaded ZIP file to access and view the detailed report for further analysis or documentation.

How Intune Settings Catalog Profile Report Supports IT Admins - Fig.8
How Intune Settings Catalog Profile Report Supports IT Admins – Fig.8

CSV Report Device Deployment Details

The downloaded CSV file displays detailed information for the two targeted devices. It includes key columns such as Device Name, User Principal Name (UPN), Report Status, Check-in Status, Assignment Filter, and Last Modification Time.

How Intune Settings Catalog Profile Report Supports IT Admins - Fig.9
How Intune Settings Catalog Profile Report Supports IT Admins – Fig.9

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About Author – JiteshMicrosoft MVP, has over six years of working experience in the IT Industry. He writes and shares his experiences related to Microsoft device management technologies and IT Infrastructure management. His primary focus is Windows 10/11  Deployment solution with Configuration Manager, Microsoft Deployment Toolkit (MDT), and Microsoft Intune.

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Jitesh has over 5 years of working experience in the IT Industry. He writes and shares his experiences related to Microsoft device management technologies and IT Infrastructure management. His primary focus area is Windows 10 Deployment solution with Configuration Manager, Microsoft Deployment Toolkit (MDT), and Microsoft Intune.

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