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SCCM has a lot of built-in reports, but sometimes you need some info that isn’t quite covered in any of them.
Let’s say you have users in SCCM with multiple primary devices — and you want to know which users do NOT have Zoom installed on ANY of their devices.
A Built-In report will let you know which devices are missing Zoom, but that doesn’t list their associated primary user.
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