Skipping existing identifiers safely
Learn when skipping existing identifiers is appropriate and how to report what was skipped vs uploaded.
Skipping existing identifiers is a practical way to keep repeated imports idempotent.
For operational clarity, track which items were skipped so you can reconcile the source list later.
Key points
- Make imports repeatable and safe
- Export a ‘skipped’ report for reconciliation
- Investigate mismatches instead of re-uploading
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This guide is informational. If you’re using Intune features, ensure you have the right tenant permissions and administrator consent where required.