Tenant Management
- Restore feature added: Restores a configuration from a backup to the target tenant(s).
- Menu update: Tenant Management functionalities have been moved to their own section in the left-hand menu.
- Logs: Real-time updates; columns rearranged (action, upload status and check status moved to the beginning). Complete column replaced with Result.
Instructions for the details can be found in the Plentics Suite Wiki.
Endpoint Analytics
- UI updates: All table headers are now bold (consistent with Tenant Analytics), and a new page All endpoints | Custom data has been added.
- Custom data: The Endpoint Analytics menu button is now a dropdown with sublinks (Analytics, Custom data). Users can upload custom endpoint data via CSV files. The file must include an Intune Device ID column; valid uploads replace or add data, confirm success, and refresh Power BI reports. A common use case is uploading leasing-related information (e.g., lease period, price) to devices as custom fields.
Plentics Suite general
- Branding update: White labeling has been removed — all system emails are now sent from noreply@plentics.com. Email templates include new banner images. For example, creating a new user in Plentics Suite triggers updated registration email.
- New API claim requirement: Due to Microsoft changes, partners must add the claim DeviceManagementScripts.ReadWrite.All to both their template tenant and existing customer tenants. The easiest way to do this is via the Plentics Consent Link in Endpoint Management — either through Token validation warnings → Grant consent for missing claims or directly via Edit tenant. This claim is required when using Tenant Management to copy scripts from the template tenant, and when macOS packages are distributed in customer tenants (since these are managed through scripts). For new customer tenants, this permission is already included automatically.
- Improvements concerning automation, scalability, and error management of the service.