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Frank Reay

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  1. As an Admin I can see archived Contacts and Co-workers. However our Agents can only see archived Contacts (not archived Co-Workers - which on the face of it seems to be the wrong way round). So this must be a permissions thing. Can I add this missing permission to one of our Agent's roles?

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    It is not unusual for a user to be automatically archived before an Agent has had a chance to review the user's assets. Currently once the user is archived the Agent loses visibility of the assets.

  2. @VictorCan I confirm something please. As mentioned above we are looking at using the Database Asset Import tool (as per the link provided earlier). You seem to refer to this as using the Data Service APIs. You say that the Asset entity APIs are different and would trigger an audit record. So is there anything in the wiki (or elsewhere) about these 'Asset entity API's.

    I ask because when I look at the Database Asset Import the heading would infer that it is using the Asset Entity APIs. 

     

  3. This is really starting to annoy us! Whenever we click in the Substate field to search for a value, the browser kicks in with Autofill and we can't see the drop down which is underneath. We get this when creating/updating assets and when searching via Type in the List View.

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    I don't want to switch off Auto Fill in my browser so I have to put in a character each time and then back space.

    I believe you can program in an auto fill blocker for such fields? Can this be added please.

  4. We will shortly be integrating Intune/Endpoint Manager into Hornbill for our personal devices (maybe every night).

    The Audit function is very useful for us but I have noticed that when I update records via the API route (using my CMD prompt) that this is not recorded as a change. Can you confirm if that will be the same with the automated import from a discovery tool? If that is the case then this is 'good' and 'bad'(!) so I am wondering what the thinking was behind this (I totally accept this is a complex area but unfortunately I need to satisfy our auditors with some answers!). In particular...

    • Most fields will not be updated as the info will be static. However the API will still inject the data (albeit the same). When entered manually this is NOT detected as a change. Is this the same via the API route (if it does actually record in the audit trail).
    • Sometimes Intune does update a field eg 'last logged on user' (will only change occasionally) or 'last seen date' (which will change quite frequently). I can see that for some fields we would want to see the history of changes. So is it possible to switch the audit on/off for fields updated via the API? 
    • We have 1 field which will be updated with the current system date whenever the integration runs. So that is definitely a change and we really don't want that appearing in the audit trail every night!
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