Any assistance or guidance on this is greatly appreciated.

 For over a week I struggled with a custom compliance policy that will do the following.

–  Search for a specific installed software and version and produce the following results:

– Application is not installed – Compliance Status set to “Not Applicable”

– Application is installed but is not the desired version. – Compliance status set to “Not Compliant”

– Application is installed, meets the version requirements – Compliance status set to “Compliant”

– Multiple versions of application exist, one of which meet the requirements.  Compliance status set to “Not Compliant”

If I run the discovery script on a local device and output the findings it is 100% successful, every time.   However, when applying the policy in Intune not every works correctly.    

Here are both the JSNO file and discovery script.
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​Any assistance or guidance on this is greatly appreciated.  For over a week I struggled with a custom compliance policy that will do the following.-  Search for a specific installed software and version and produce the following results:- Application is not installed – Compliance Status set to “Not Applicable”- Application is installed but is not the desired version. – Compliance status set to “Not Compliant”- Application is installed, meets the version requirements – Compliance status set to “Compliant”- Multiple versions of application exist, one of which meet the requirements.  Compliance status set to “Not Compliant”If I run the discovery script on a local device and output the findings it is 100% successful, every time.   However, when applying the policy in Intune not every works correctly.    Here are both the JSNO file and discovery script.——-JSON——{    “Rules”: [        {            “SettingName”: “ComplianceStatus”,            “Operator”: “IsEquals”,            “DataType”: “String”,            “Operand”: “Compliant”,            “MoreInfoUrl”: “https://example.com/compliance-info”,            “RemediationStrings”: [                {                    “Language”: “en_US”,                    “Title”: “Software Compliance Check”,                    “Description”: “The required software version is installed and compliant.”                }            ]        },        {            “SettingName”: “ComplianceStatus”,            “Operator”: “IsEquals”,            “DataType”: “String”,            “Operand”: “NonCompliant”,            “MoreInfoUrl”: “https://example.com/compliance-info”,            “RemediationStrings”: [                {                    “Language”: “en_US”,                    “Title”: “Software Compliance Check”,                    “Description”: “The required software version is not installed or is outdated. Please install or update to the required version.”                }            ]        },        {            “SettingName”: “ComplianceStatus”,            “Operator”: “IsEquals”,            “DataType”: “String”,            “Operand”: “NotApplicable”,            “MoreInfoUrl”: “https://example.com/compliance-info”,            “RemediationStrings”: [                {                    “Language”: “en_US”,                    “Title”: “Software Compliance Check”,                    “Description”: “The software is not applicable for this device.”                }            ]        }    ]}  ——- Discovery Script _——-$softwareName = “Autodesk Single Sign On Component”$requiredVersion = [version]”13.7.7.1807″# Get the installed software information$installedSoftware = Get-CimInstance -ClassName Win32_Product | Where-Object { $_.Name -eq $softwareName }# Initialize the result hash$result = @{    SoftwareInstalled = $false    SoftwareVersion = “0.0.0.0”    ComplianceStatus = “NotApplicable”}# Process each instance if any are foundif ($installedSoftware) {    $result.SoftwareInstalled = $true    $isCompliant = $false    $multipleCopies = ($installedSoftware.Count -gt 1)    foreach ($software in $installedSoftware) {        $installedVersion = [version]$software.Version        $result.SoftwareVersion = $installedVersion.ToString()        if ($installedVersion -ge $requiredVersion) {            $isCompliant = $true        }    }    # Determine overall compliance status    if ($multipleCopies) {        $result.ComplianceStatus = “NonCompliant”    } else {        $result.ComplianceStatus = $isCompliant ? “Compliant” : “NonCompliant”    }}# Return the result as JSON$result | ConvertTo-Json -Compress   Read More

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