For ConfigMgr and SCCM Admins

ConfigMgr client administration that moves at ticket speed

MPA Tools helps SCCM and ConfigMgr administrators validate client health, inventory, collections, deployment state, cache, and endpoint properties without turning every answer into a report-building project.

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ConfigMgr has the data. Administrators still need a faster operating surface.

SCCM and MECM environments are rich with client and inventory data, but administrators need a quicker path to turn that data into support action, validation, and reporting.

Reports

Report Builder is too slow for routine answers

Hardware inventory and operational checks should not require SQL or a custom report every time an admin needs a practical answer.

Health

Client health needs day-two attention

Broken clients, stale inventory, cache problems, and deployment issues are easier to handle when admins can validate state quickly.

Collections

Collection scope should drive action

Admins need to move from a collection or computer list into actions, properties, exports, and follow-up work without losing context.

Co-management

Modern estates are mixed

ConfigMgr data, Intune data, Active Directory, and Entra ID all matter when a co-managed endpoint needs support.

ConfigMgr evidence without turning every task into reporting work

MPA Tools helps SCCM administrators keep client health, inventory, disk posture, and hybrid endpoint context close to the actual support workflow.

See client and fleet state

Use ConfigMgr-backed visibility to understand client health, inventory posture, and device groups before choosing an action.

Answer reporting questions faster

Turn common inventory and status questions into operational answers without beginning in SQL or report design.

Work across hybrid context

Use SCCM evidence beside Intune and Active Directory signals when co-managed endpoints need practical support.

SCCM charts

ConfigMgr workflows MPA Tools makes easier

MPA Tools adds a practical admin layer around the SCCM and MECM tasks that take too many clicks or too much custom reporting.

Hardware inventory reporting

Create useful inventory reports from selected computer properties without writing SQL or building a custom SSRS report.

Client health checks

Validate SCCM client state, inventory age, connectivity assumptions, and common client issues during support work.

Deployment troubleshooting

Review deployment and endpoint state with enough context to determine whether the issue is client, content, policy, or device related.

Repeatable actions

Sequence common support tasks so administrators can run known fixes against one device or many devices.

Remote computer properties

Collect hardware and software details from live endpoints, or use ConfigMgr data when direct access is not available.

Co-managed visibility

Support environments where ConfigMgr and Intune both matter to the final answer.

SCCM reporting without SQL

Create practical inventory and status answers from the administrator workflow instead of starting in custom report design.

MPA Tools SCCM disk space charts from the production MPA Tools page

Disk and client posture

Use SCCM-backed views to identify endpoints that need follow-up because disk, inventory, or client signals are drifting.

MPA Tools Active Directory charts from the production MPA Tools page

Hybrid management context

Use ConfigMgr data beside Active Directory, Intune, and Entra signals when co-managed endpoints need investigation.

From SCCM question to practical answer

MPA Tools is designed to reduce the distance between selecting a device set and producing a support-ready answer.

Step 1
Select the computers
Start from a custom list, OU, SCCM collection, or security group depending on how the task is scoped.
Step 2
Choose the properties or action
Review client state, hardware inventory, cache, deployment details, or remote properties needed for the question.
Step 3
Run or sequence the task
Run immediately for quick validation or add actions to a sequence for repeatable remediation.
Step 4
Export or act on the result
Use the output to resolve the ticket, report to stakeholders, or identify endpoints needing follow-up.

FAQ

Questions from ConfigMgr and SCCM administrators

Can MPA Tools generate SCCM reports without SQL?

Yes. Administrators can build useful hardware inventory and device reports by selecting properties and actions in MPA Tools instead of writing SQL queries or building custom Report Builder reports.

Does it work with ConfigMgr collections?

Yes. MPA Tools can work with ConfigMgr and SCCM-oriented workflows, including collections, client data, hardware inventory, client health, deployment troubleshooting, and co-management context.

Can it use ConfigMgr data when a client is offline?

MPA Tools can use ConfigMgr-side data where available, which helps administrators keep working when direct endpoint connectivity is unavailable or when a fast inventory-backed answer is enough.

Give ConfigMgr admins a faster way to work the queue

Use the MPA Tools trial to validate client health checks, inventory reporting, cache maintenance, and co-management troubleshooting in your own environment.

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