Intune manages and secures your devices brilliantly — but it was never meant to be an asset register. Monkey Assets imports your Intune devices and wraps them in ownership history, QR labels, handover agreements and a full audit trail.
Intune is an excellent device manager, but a device manager and an asset register answer different questions. One keeps machines enrolled, patched and compliant; the other keeps track of what you own, who has it and where it's been.
The moment you ask a question about ownership, handovers or the gear that was never enrolled, you've stepped outside what Intune was built to answer.
Connect your Microsoft 365 tenant once and your managed devices flow in — no CSV export from Intune, no manual re-keying. Monkey Assets becomes the register that lives around your fleet.
With your devices imported, Monkey Assets adds the layer Intune leaves out — labels, history, agreements and the non-MDM gear it never sees. One register for everything you own.
If you only need to know that devices are enrolled, patched and compliant, Intune has you covered. But the moment you need to know who owns a device, who held it before, or track gear Intune doesn't manage, you need a register alongside it. Monkey Assets imports your Intune devices and adds that ownership, labelling and audit layer on top.
Yes. Connect your Microsoft 365 tenant and Monkey Assets imports your managed devices — serial, model, OS and owner — with no CSV export or manual entry. If a device isn't in Intune but is registered in Entra, it imports too, so you capture the whole fleet.
No — it's a companion, not a replacement. Intune stays your device manager for enrolment, policy and security; Monkey Assets is the asset register that sits around it. Keep both, and each does the job it's good at.
Anything that isn't an MDM-enrolled device — monitors, docks, printers, unmanaged phones, even furniture — you add directly. Snap a photo and AI reads the make, model and serial to fill in the form, or type it in, and each asset gets its own permanent QR tag. Now your managed and unmanaged gear live in one register.
No. Importing is strictly read-only, and Monkey Assets never writes anything back to Microsoft unless you deliberately switch on a feature that asks for it, such as gating device sign-in on handover. You stay in control of what, if anything, flows the other way.
Start free — connect Microsoft 365, import your Intune devices, and print your first QR label in minutes, no credit card required.