Expected with Microsoft Intune’s July (2307) service release, we will be continuing to update device compliance policy reports in Intune to improve data accuracy, performance, and the user interface (UI). Additionally, the device compliance policy reports will now support scope tags. For more details, read: Updated experience for Intune device compliance reports.

[How this will affect your organization:]

If you are using reports within device compliance policy in the Intune admin center (Devices > Compliance policies > select a policy), you will need to be aware of the following changes:

• Important: Scope tag support means that some admins may no longer have access to view reporting for all compliance details, numbers of compliant or noncompliant devices, or compliance settings for their organization.
• The pane navigation for a selected compliance policy will be replaced by a single pane split into two tabs, Overview and Properties. The Overview tab will contain a bar chart summary for device compliance policy status and links for the Device status report and Per-setting status report. The Properties tab will contain the same information as today, including the “Essentials” section, and can continue to be used to edit existing policies.
• The User status report (currently located on the Overview page) will be removed as the same information will be discoverable in the updated Device status report. 
• Additionally, new versions of the Setting compliance and Policy compliance reports (Devices > Monitor > Compliance) will be added to Device compliance reports (Reports > Device compliance) which will have the same information but with better performance and accuracy. The old reports under Devices > Monitor will be removed at a later date.

[What you need to do to prepare:]

Read the blog Updated experience for Intune device compliance reports for more details on the changes outlined above. Additionally, we recommend that you review your role-based access control (RBAC) roles and scope tags to ensure all admins have the access they need for their specific roles.