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Document Entity Pivot and optional Intune device inventory - #480
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Entity Pivot helps investigators turn an email address, hostname, IP or sensor ID into User and Host identities across security products. This adds its user guide and navigation entry, including identifier types, confidence, ambiguity, permissions, readiness, history limits, API routes and rollout-dependent MCP/CLI support.
The Entra setup guide adds the optional Intune managed-device application permission, what it enables and the
not_grantedbehavior. Existing directory collection remains available without it. The guide avoids implying that an existing setup script already grants this new permission.Risk: documentation describes readers and clients during rollout. Publication is held until production feature enablement; and verify released CLI/MCP availability before removing the availability note. No data, configuration or runtime changes.
Validation: exact-head CI passes rendered docs, 215 Python tests, Go/Python snippet compilation and markdown/link checks. MCP prefix search is included with readiness and continuation semantics. Strict MkDocs build; rendered navigation and Entra section; complete identifier vocabulary; ordered-list, release-heading and release-feed checks. Public-content scrub passed for the diff and commit metadata. The optional application grant and tenant licence requirement were checked against Microsoft Graph's managed-device documentation. The currently installed CLI has no entity group, so no runnable new-release examples are asserted.
Live check: in an enabled organization, search an identifier, verify distinct Users/Hosts and confidence, inspect an ambiguous and a possible match, and check restricted activity statuses. Before enablement, expect missing console entry or feature_disabled. Without event permission, expect sightings forbidden and no endpoint timeline. Without Intune consent, expect optional not_granted while directory collection continues. Any automatic selection of an unconfirmed candidate, omitted forbidden source, or claimed empty result while the index is unready falsifies the guide.
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